Titlebook: Astronomy Across Cultures; The History of Non-W Helaine Selin,Sun Xiaochun Book 2000 Springer Science+Business Media Dordrecht 2000 Cultura

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Astronomy and Prehistory,f the future will explore the solar system in great detail, archaeology will continue to provide a unique window into prehistory of humankind, enabling researchers to ask questions about many subjects during the remote past, including the roots of astronomy.

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Astronomy and the Dreaming: The Astronomy of the Aboriginal Australians,ed as an integral part of a culture which has been transmitted through song, dance and ritual over more than 40, 000 years, predating by many millennia those of the Babylonians (who probably developed the zodiac familiar to Western cultures in about 2000 BC), the ancient Greeks, the Chinese, the Ind

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Ancient Astronomical Monuments in Polynesia, enclose most of the thousands of islands called Polynesia by the early explorers and anthropologists. They noted the similarities of human physical characteristics, customs and language in this immense area of the globe.

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A Polynesian Astronomical Perspective: The Maori of New Zealand,ther, dictated a variety of food-quest activities, and played a vital role in oceanic voyaging. Thus, the Maori had names for the sun, the moon, all of the naked eye planets, some of the brighter stars, the Milky Way, the Coal Sack, both Magellanic Clouds, and even the Zodiacal Light. There also wer

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The INCA: Rulers of the Andes, Children of the Sun,a system of solar markers around the horizon of Cuzco. The remains of such solar markers have now been found, giving flesh to early Spanish accounts. But many questions remain. This system required the support of other observations. Who made them and how? More importantly, how was this sky watching

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Native American Astronomy: Traditions, Symbols, Ceremonies, Calendars, And Ruins,wledge of natural cycles — the diurnal movement of astronomical bodies across the sky, annual migrations of the sun on the horizon and up and down the celestial meridian, phasing of the moon across the sky, migrations of planets, pulsating climate and geological activity, and the life cycles of plan

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Birth and Early Development of Indian Astronomy,dergone a major shift. This shift has been caused by two factors. The first is archaeological discoveries that reveal to us that the Sarasvati river, the great river of the Rgvedic times, dried up before 1900 BCE, suggesting that this ancient text must be at least as old as that epoch; the second is