Archaeoastronomy Resources from our Editors

• Clive Ruggles' Archaeology Resource is a great site for lessons, links, and hundreds of images relating to archaeoastronomy.

• Stephen McCluskey's web site contains sample syllabi of his courses in archaeoastronomy and history.

• David Dearborn made a list of websites a few years ago.

Lists of General Archaeoastronomy Links

• Archaeoastronomy, Ancient Astronomy and Ethnoastronomy Links A huge list of related links from Wolfgang Dick.

• The Archaeology Network has lists of archaeology websites around the web.

• Cultural Astronomy, part of the University of Chicago's Digital Library.

• Center for Archaeoastronomy Publications includes ARCHAEOASTRONOMY: The Journal of Astronomy in Culture, special history of science and archaeoastronomy books, and the Oxford Conference collections.

• Journal for the History of Astronomy: Archaeoastronomy Supplement

• Ocarina Books has been distributing archaeoastronomy books since 1995.

• How the Shaman Stole the Moon by William Calvin.

• ISAAC is the International Society of Archaeoastronomy and Astronomy in Cultures

• SEAC is the European Society for Astronomy in Culture.

• SEAC meets usually once a year to share current research projects and news with members.

• INSAP, the Inspiration of Astronomical Phenomenon, have a triennial (or so) conference to present papers on the many and variegated cultural impacts of the perceptions about the day- and night-time sky.

• The 'Oxford' Conferences on Archaeoastronomy were also a triennial set of meetings that have focused on the role that astronomical phenomena have played in human societies.

• The Maya Astronomy Page A site on everything you ever wanted to know about what we have learned from the Maya Codices.

• Intijalsu, amateur archaeoastronomers in Chile, who study the astronomical significances of archaeological sites in South American, especially Chile.

• Native American Star Knowledge contains wonderful tales and myths about the celestial objects and events plus good information about medicine wheels.

• Chaco Astronomy

• Turtle Mountain online exhibit and interpretation of the work of John Eddy in southwestern Manitoba.

• Megalithic web site database. The list of lists of web sites about megalithic sites such as Stonehenge, Carnac, etc with a brief description of each web site.

• Science and Stonehenge is a website documenting the finds from an archaeological project at Stonehenge funded by English Heritage.

• Knowth.com's Newgrange website includes photos and details about this large Irish chamber tomb.

• Maes Howe page with live cameras.

• Ancient Astronomy Pomona College Astronomy Department hosts a collection of works on ancient world astronomies.

• Astronomy in Japan An incredible source of information on Japanese star lore and astronomical history.

• Early Greek Astronomy Outlined text of most aspects of Greek astrononomy.

• Babylonian Mathematics and Planetary Theory A comprehensive guide to the Babylonian Planetary and Luni-Solar Parameters, Babylonian Planetary Methodology and the Heliocentric Concept.

• Chaco Culture National Historical Park

• Casa Grande Ruins National Monument

• Mesa Verde National Park

• Astronomy Among Ancient Tombs and Relics in Asuka, Japan