Archaeoastronomy

• Mayan
• Stonehenge@

• Journals

• Ancient Observatories  - Introduces Chaco Canyon, features observations, tools through time and sun stories, and details seasons plus alignments, time, and resources.
• Archaeo-astronomical hypotheses on some ligurian engravings  - Presents illustrations on the engraves and hypothesis about the alignments and bearings of Ligurian engraves.
• Archaeoastronomy  - Includes speculation about the astronomical significance of megaliths, investigations, and approaches.
• ArchaeoAstronomy - Interview with David Dearborn  - Discusses the reasons why people study astronomy and the things used to determine a particular structure and its astronomical component.
• Astronomers of Yore  - Presents intrigue of the megaliths of Stonehenge, concepts, and understanding on ethnic groups.
• BBC News - Ancient tomb captured both Sun and Moon  - Presents the ancient Irish tomb and the moon-inspired names of local landmarks, which reveals the astronomical knowledge of the ancient people.
• BBC News - Cosmic link to stone circles  - Provides information on tombs at the archaeological site of Loughcrew and details on Bronze Age stone circles.
• BBC News - Encounter with the Moon stone  - Features the strange circular and spiral patterns, which believes to be lunar symbols, ancient carvings, and stars and crescents.
• BBC World Service - Stargazers of Ancient Egypt  - Presents interview and explanation of the significance on the Great Pyramid as master of precision, Spence theory, and dating the pyramids.
• Blu Horizons  - Features photos, illustrations, and animations on archaeoastronomy and megalithic structures in Ireland.
• Carving the Cosmos  - Discussion and explanation on the petroglyphs, horizontal shadow, movements, sky chart and figure interpretations.
• Center for Archaeoastronomy  - Official website of the International Center for Archaeoastronomy founded at the University of Maryland.
• Chevalier's ASTR 341  - Details syllabus, skywatching, homework, reviews, paper, sample problems, bibliography, course notes and announcements.
• Cloudbait Observatory - Archaeoastronomy  - Studies stars and presents history of heavens, elements of true science, and historic astronomical significance of different places.
• Combined Miniature Gnomon and Compound Dioptra  - Illustrates development of Cartesian and Polar coordinates, implications of the gnomon, and compound dioptra.
• Cultural Astronomy  - Explores culture that have observed the heavens, phenomena, and ways of observations on the sky into people's daily lives.
• Cursus - Solving a 6,000-year-old puzzle  - Features monuments, cursus at Stonehenge, investigations on cursuses, constructions and inspections.
• European Society for Astronomy in Culture  - Professional association of scientists promoting the interdisciplinary study of astronomical practice in the cultural context.
• Germany's Sky Disk  - Details on the mysterious bronze disk unearthed in Germany, circular wall and its representations.
• The Hanwakan Center  - Facility dedicated to the study of prehistoric astronomy, cosmology, and cultural landscape studies.
• Heavenly Mathematics and Cultural Astronomy  - Features a course for the study of astronomy in a cultural context. With astronomical video clips and software.
• Ice Age star map discovered  - Discusses prehistoric of the night sky, scientific heritage, summer triangle, seven sisters and Northern Crown.
• International Society for Archaeoastronomy and Astronomy in Culture  - Promotes academic development of archaeoastronomy, and ethnoastronomy, and assists on interdisciplinary projects in cultural astronomy.
• Jarita C. Holbrook  - Features available degree programs, conferences, events, current projects and research interests.
• Kitora Kofun  - Concerns primarily on the astronomical facets of the star chart and provides fascinating look into ancient chart making.
• Lakota Ethnoastronomy  - Focuses on the Caddoan ethnic and linguistic group, Indian tribes and astronomical practices and beliefs.
• Lecture Timetable for Second Semester  - Contains list of lectures on astronomy in prehistoric Britain, Ireland, and Europe, and world arhaeoastronomy.
• Ligustic Archaeoastronomy  - Shows studies on megalitism, rupestral engraving, palaeoethnology and archaeology in Liguria, and features articles, meetings and conferences.
• Loughcrew Megalithic Cairns  - Presents images and illustrations on the clusters of megalithic cairns, illumination of the passage and chamber, and designs.
• Material World - Archaeoastronomy  - Examines relationship between landscape, monuments and astronomy, stonehenge, plant folklore and science.
• Mythical Ireland  - Presents a discussion on ancient astronomy, astrophotography, and stone age astronomy.
• Parowan Gap Displays Yearly Spectacle  - Features the rock faces that used as a calendar system, and structures where astronomical events were noted.
• The Sophia Project  - Aims to advance the study of astrology and cultural astronomy in British institutions of higher learning.
• Stones of Wonder  - Online guidebook to the prehistoric monuments in Scotland – which have orientations to the sun, moon, or stars.
• Sundial, Calendar and Khmer Temples  - Details research on how ancient man determines cardinal directions, and the solar orientation of ancient Khmer temples.
• Sunwheel for the Campus  - Solar calendar and observatory illustrates variations of the Sun’s position, and provides understanding on astronomy, and scientific learning experience.
• Thinkquest - Archaeoastronomy  - Study helps find out more about species' history of the interaction with the cosmos, and presents sectional articles, forum and quizzes.
• Tiwanaku phase IV  - Working hypothesis on the ideographic representation of the annual solar cycle on the gateway of the Sun of Tiwanaku.
• Traditions of the Sun  - Presentation aims to impart a better understanding of the mysteries of the sun and the construction concepts and rituals related to it.