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ARCHAEOASTRONOMY
From 2003 Archaeoastronomy was no longer published as a separate journal but was incorporated into enlarged issues of Journal for the History of Astronomy |
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A LIST OF ALL ARTICLES PUBLISHED IN ARCHAEOASTRONOMY UP TO 1999
The 1054 Supernova and
Native American Rock Art
JOHN C. BRANDT and RAY A. WILLIAMSON, S1-S38
Stars, Crescents, and
Supernovae in Southwestern Indian Art
SEYMOUR H. KOENIG, S39-S50
Miller's Hypothesis:
Some California and Nevada Evidence
DOROTHY MAYER, S51-S74
Further Remarks on an
Astronomical Petroglyph in Capitol Reef National Park, Utah
KLAUS F. WELLMANN, S75-S77
A Reassessment of the
Lunar Observatory Hypothesis for the Kilmartin Stones
JON PATRICK, S78-S85
A Test for the Significance
of Astronomical Alignments
P. R. FREEMAN and W. ELMORE, S86-S96
Note S97-S98
Another Lunar Site in Kintyre (A. Thom and A. S. Thom)
Essay Reviews S99-S105
Megalithic Remains in Britain and Brittany, by A. Thom
and A. S. Thom (R. J. C. Atkinson);
Native American Astronomy, edited by Anthony F. Aveni (Vincent
H. Malmström)
Number 2 1980
Astronomical Identities
of Mesoamerican Gods
DAVID H. KELLEY, S1-554
Astronomical Origin
of the Offset Street Grid at Teotihuacan
B. C. CHIU and PHILIP MORRISON, S55-S64
On the Analysis of Megalithic
Lunar Sightlines in Scotland
L. V. MORRISON, S65-S77
A New Study of All Megalithic
Lunar Lines
A. THOM and A. S. THOM,S78-S89
Astronomical Foresights
Used by Megalithic Man
A. THOM and A. S. THOM, S90-S94
Note S95
A Solstitial Site near Peterborough? (A. S. Thom)
Book Reviews S95-S104
Sun, Moon and Standing Stones, by John Edwin Wood (John
A.
Eddy); Megaliths
and Masterminds, by Peter Lancaster Brown
(Gerald S. Hawkins); Astronomy of the Ancients, ed. by
Kenneth
Brecher and Michael Feirtag (Douglas C. Heggie); In Search
of
Ancient Astronomies, ed. by E. C. Krupp (William K. Hartmann);
Rings of Stone, by Aubrey Burl (Owen Gingerich); Stonehenge
and its Mysteries, by Michael Balfour (Owen Gingerich)
Number 3 1981
Archaeoastronomy in
the Maya Region: A Review of the Past Decade
ANTHONY F. AVENI, S1-S16
Highlights and Problems
of Megalithic Astronomy
DOUGLAS C. HEGGIE, S17-S37
Un Observatoire paléo-astronomique
à St-Lizier
A. LEBEUF, V.P. BRUNET et R. NADAL, S38-S50
The Observation of the
Sun at the Time of Passage through the Zenith in Mesoamerica
A. AVENI and H. HARTUNG, S51-S70
A Lunar Site in Sutherland
A. THOM and A. S. THOM, S71-S73
Note S73-S75
A Conjecture Concerning the Early Egyptian Constellation of the
Sheep (Kurt Locher)
Number 4 1982
Geometry and Astronomy
in Prehistoric Ohio
RAY HIVELY and ROBERT HORN, S1-S20
A Reassessment of the
High Precision Megalithic Lunar Sightlincs, 1:
Backsights, Indicators and the Archaeological Status of the Sightlines
C. L. N. RUGGLES, S21-S40
Orientation Astronomique
des Tombes Mérovingiennes du Cimetière de Soyria
(Jura)
J. P. PARISOT et P. PETREQUIN, S41-S48
A Statistical Analysis
of Some Palenque Dates
G. ROSENFELDT, S49-567
Book Reviews S68-S72
Astronomy and Society in Britain during the period 4000-4500
B.C.,
ed. by C. L. N. Ruggles and A. W. R. Whittle (Douglas
C. Heggie);
Megalithic Science, by Douglas C. Heggie (Aubrey Burl)
Number 5 1983
A Reassessment of the
High Precision Megalithic Lunar Sightlines,
2 Foresights and the Problem of Selection
C. L. N. RUGGLES, S1-S36
The "Torreon"
of Machu Picchu as an Observatory
D. S. P. DEARBORN and R. E. WHITE, S37-S49
Revised Surveys of Cork—Kerry
Stone Circles
J. PATRICK and P. R. FREEMAN, S50-S56
Observation of the Moon
in Megalithic Times
A. THOM and A. S. THOM, S57-S66
Book Reviews S67-S75
Archaeoastronomy in the Old World, ed. by D. C. Heggie,
and
Archaeoastronomy in the New World, ed. by A. F. Aveni (E.
C
Krupp); The Paris Codex, by Gregory M. Severin (David H
Kelley); At the Crossroads of the Earth and the Sky, by
Gary Urton
(Stephen C. McCluskey); Archaeoastronomy in the Americas,
ed. by Ray A. Williamson (J. Derral Mulholland)
Number 6 1984
Astronomical Content
of North American Plains Indian Calendars
VON DEL CHAMBERLAIN, S1-S54
A New Study of the Aberdeenshire
Recumbent Stone Circles, 1:
Site Data
C. L. N. RUGGLES, S55-S79
Book Reviews S80-S84
Ethnoastronomy and Archaeoastronomy in the American Tropics,
ed. by Anthony F. Aveni and Gary Urton (E. F. Milone);
Echoes of the Ancient Skies: The Astronomy of Lost Civilizations,
by E. C. Krupp (A. F. Aveni)
Number 7 1984
Hopewellian Geometry
and Astronomy at High Bank
RAY HIVELY and ROBERT HORN, S85-S100
The Interpretation of
the Pecked Cross Symbols at Teotihuacan:
A Methodological Note (with Comment by A. F. Aveni)
C. L. N. RUGGLES and N. J. SAUNDERS, S1O1-S110
A Statistical Method
of Evaluating Megalithic Observatories
G. ROSENFELDT, S111-S118
The Astronomical Orientation
of the Egyptian Pyramids
STEVEN C. HAACK, S119-S125
The Great Astrolabe
of Jaipur and its Sister Unit
VIRENDRA NATH SHARMA, S126-S128
The Two Major Megalithic
Observatories in Scotland
A. THOM and A. S. THOM, S129-S148
Book Review S149-S151
Crystals in the Sky: An Intellectual Odyssey Involving Chumash
Astronomy,
Cosmology and Rock Art, by Travis Hudson and Ernest Underhay,
and
When the Stars Came Down to Earth: Cosmology of the Skidi Pawnee
Indians of North America, by Von Del Chamberlain (Evan Hadingham)
Number 8 1985
The Ethnoastronomy of
the Historic Pueblos, 1: Calendrical Sun Watching
MICHAEL ZEILIK, Sl-S24
A New Study of the Aberdeenshire
Recumbent Stone Circles, 2:
Interpretation
C. L. N. RUGGLES and H. A. W. BURL, S25-S60
Note S61-S62
William Stukeley and the Stonehenge Sunrise (R. J. C. Atkinson)
Book Reviews S62-S68
Early Man and the Cosmos, by Evan Hadingham (C. L. N.
Ruggles); Living the Sky: The Cosmos of the North American
Indian, by Ray Williamson (Michael Zeilik); Watcher of
the Winter
Sun, by Michael Bober (Owen Gingerich)
Number 9 1985
A Reassessment of the
Fajada Butte Solar Marker
MICHAEL ZEILIK, S69-S85
Sun Shrines and Sun
Symbols in the U.S. Southwest
MICHAEL ZEILIK, S86-S96
A New Test for Maya
Astronomical Observation: Occultations of Venus by the Moon
JEAN MEEUS and VIRGINIA G. SMITH, S97-S1O1
Identifying Ancient
Egyptian Constellations
VIRGINIA LEE DAVIS, S102-S104
The Linear Settings
of Argyll and Mull
C. L. N. RUGGLES, S105-S132
The Talayotic Culture
of Menorca: A First Reconnaissance
MICHAEL HOSKIN, S133-S151
Note S152-S153
Probable Identification of the Ancient Egyptian Circumpolar Constellations
(Kurt Locher)
Essay Review S154-S157
Megalithic Astronomy: A New Archaeological and Statistical
Study of 300 Western Scottish Sites, by C. L. N. Ruggles
(Alvar Ellegård)
Book Review S158
Petroglyphs of Ohio, by James L. Swauger (Stephen
C. McCluskey)
Number 10 1986
The Ethnoastronomy of
the Historic Pueblos, II: Moon Watching
MICHAEL ZEILIK S1-S22
Archaeoastronomical
Research in Veneto-Friuli, Italy
A. F. AVENI and G. ROMANO S23-S31
Atmospheric Extinction
Effects on Stellar Alignments
BRADLEY E. SCHAEFER S32-S42
The Interrelationship
of Rock Art and Astronomical Practice in the American Southwest
M. JANE YOUNG S43-S58
An Appraisal of Michael
Zeilik's "A Reassessment of the Fajada Butte Solar Marker"
[with a Response by Michael Zeilik]
ANNA SOFAER and ROLF M. SINCLAIR S59-S69
Book Reviews S70-S75
The Cosmic Serpent: A Catastrophist View of Earth History,
by
Victor Clube and Bill Napier (John B. Carlson); Archaeoastronomy
and the Roots of Science, ed. by E. C. Krupp (Jack H. Robinson)
Number 11 1987
Easter Island's "Sun
Stones": A Re-evaluation
GEORGIA LEE and WILLIAM LILLER, S1-S11
On the Astronomical
Origin of the Offset Street Grid at Teotihuacan
CYNTHIA W. PETERSON and BELLA C. CHIU, S13-S18
Heliacal Rise Phenomena
BRADLEY E. SCHAEFER, S19-S33
The Borana Calendar:
Some Observations
C. L. N. RUGGLES, S35-S53
Astronomical Orientations
of Five Megalithic Tombs at Madau, near Fonni in Sardinia
EDOARDO PROVERBIO, GIULIANO ROMANO and
ANTHONY AVENI, S55-S66
Book Reviews, S67-S71
Earth and Sky: Papers from the Northridge Conference on
Archaeoastronomy, ed. by Arlene Benson and Tom Hoskinson
(Ray A. Williamson); Lines to the Mountain Gods: Nazca and
the Mysteries of Peru, by Evan Hadingham (William E. Shawcross)
Number 12 1988
The Seasonal Table in
the Dresden Codex and Related Almanacs
VICTORIA R. BRICKER and HARVEY M. BRICKER, S1-S62
A Megalithic Winter
Solstice Alignment at Dorrery, Caithness
LESLIE J. MYATT, S63-S68
The Probability of Noontime
Shadows at Three Petroglyph Sites on Fajada Butte
STEPHEN C. McCLUSKEY, S69-S71
Heliacal Rising and
Setting: Quantitative Aspects
ROBERT D. PURRINGTON, S72-S85
Essay Reviews, S85-S91
The Stonehenge People, by Aubrey Burl (Alasdair Whittle);
The Mystery of the Nasca Lines, by Tony Morrison, and The
Nasca Lines:
A New Perspective on their Origin and Meaning, by Johan Reinhard
(Nicholas J. Saunders)
Number 13 1989
The Mid-quarter Days
and the Historical Survival of British Folk Astronomy
STEPHEN C. McCLUSKEY, S1-S19
The Megalithic Astronomy
of Easter Island: Orientations of Ahu and Moai
WILLIAM LILLER, S21-S48
Poverty Point Revisited:
Further Consideration of Astronomical Alignments
ROBERT D. PURRINGTON and COLBY ALAN CHILD, Jr, S49-S60
Number 14 1989
Astronomical Records
on the Shang Dynasty Oracle Bones
XU ZHENTAO, KEVIN K. C. YAU and F. RICHARD STEPHENSON, S61-S72
Pecked Cross Petroglyphs
at Xihuingo
A. F. AVENI, S73-S115
The Orientations of
the Taulas of Menorca (1): The Southern Taulas
MICHAEL HOSKIN, S117-S136
The North Mull Project
(1): Excavations at Glengorm 1987-88
CLIVE L. N. RUGGLES and ROGER D. MARTLEW, S137-S149
Book Reviews, S150-S152
Surveyors of the Ancient Mississippi Valley. Modules and
Alignments in Prehistoric Mound Sites, by P. Clay Sherrod
and
Martha Ann Rolingson (A. F. Aveni); Stonehenge and its
Future, by Richard Wort (Aubrey Burl)
Number 15 1990
Calendars and Symbolism:
Functions of Observation in Hopi Astronomy
STEPHEN C. McCLUSKEY, S1-S16
Solar Observations in
Ancient Mexico: Malinalco
J. GALINDO TREJO, S17-S36
The Orientations of
the Taulas of Menorca (2): The Remaining Taulas
MICHAEL HOSKIN, PETER HOCHSIEDER and
DORIS KNOSEL,S37-S48
The Ancient Egyptian
Constellation Group "The Lion Between Two Crocodiles"
and the Bird
KURT LOCHER, S49-S51
The Sacred Calendar
and Venus (with Comment by Anthony F. Aveni)
PETER BROSCHE and LUCRECIA MAUPOME, S51-S55
Astronomical Survey
of Three Groups of Standing Stones in Strath Spey, Scotland
DOUGLAS SCOTT, S56-S58
Changes in Solstice
Marking at the Three-Slab Site, New Mexico, USA
ANNA SOFAER and ROLF M. SINCLAIR, S59-S60
Book Reviews, S61-S66
Empires of Time: Calendars, Clocks and Cultures, by A.
F.
Aveni (Gordon Brotherston); Records in Stone, ed. by C.
L. N.
Ruggles (Tsvetanka Radoslavova)
Number 16 1991
On the Astronomical
Explanation of Phanes's Relief at Modena
MARIA PAPATHANASSIOU, Sl-S13
The Orientations of
the Burial Monuments of Menorca
MICHAEL HOSKIN and JUAN JOSE MORALES NUNEZ, S15-S42
Lunar Standstills at Chimney Rock
J. McKIM MALVILLE, FRANK
W. EDDY and
CAROL AMBRUSTER, S43-S50
The North Mull Project
(2): The Wider Astronomical Potential of the Sites
CLIVE L. N. RUGGLES, ROGER D. MARTLEW and PETER D. HINGE, S51-S75
Essay Reviews, S76-S88
World Archaeoastronomy, ed. by Anthony Aveni (Tristan
Platt); New Directions in American Archaeoastronomy, ed.
by
Anthony F. Aveni (Johanna Broda)
The Orientations of
Taulas: Addenda
MICHAEL HOSKIN, S89-S90
Number 17 1992
North Mull Project (3):
Prominent Hill Summits and Their Astronomical Potential
CLIVE L. N. RUGGLES and ROGER D. MARTLEW, Sl-S13
Orientations of the
Sesi of Pantelleria
SEBASTIANO TUSA, GIORGIA FODERA SERIO and
MICHAEL HOSKIN, S15-S20
Solstice Determination
at Noon
DAVID A. ALLEN, S21-S31
The Length of the Lunar
Month
BRADLEY E. SCHAEFFER, S32-S42
Orientations of Tombs
in the Late-Minoan Cemetery at Armenoi, Crete
MARIA PAPATHANASSIOU, MICHAEL HOSKIN and
HELEN PAPADOPOULOU, S43-S55
A Fresh Analysis of
Some Recent Data on Atmospheric Refraction Near the Horizon with
Implications in Archaeoastronomy
HAROLD EXTON, S57-S58
Essay Reviews, S59-S73
Die geordnete Welt indianischer Völker, by Franz Tichy
(Ivan
Šprajc); The Lines of Nazca, ed. by Anthony Aveni
(Johan
Reinhard); Time and Calendars in the Inca Empire, ed. by
M.
Ziolkowski and R. Sadowski (Anthony Aveni)
Number 18 1993
The Tombe di Giganti
and Temples of Nuraghic Sardinia
MICHAEL HOSKIN, ELIZABETH ALLAN and
RENATE GRALEWSKI, S1-S26
The Venus-Rain-Maize
Complex in the Mesoamerican World View: Part II
IVAN SPRAJC, S27-S53
Orientations of Tombs
at Armenoi, Crete: Addenda
MARIA PAPATHANASSIOU, MICHAEL HOSKIN and
HELEN PAPADOPOULOU, S54
The North Mull Project
(4): Excavations at Ardnacross 1989-91
ROGER D. MARTLEW and CLIVE L. N. RUGGLES, S55-S64
A Solstitial Marker
in Tenerife: The "Majanos de Chacona"
JUAN A. BELMONTE, ANTONIO APARICIO and CESAR ESTEBAN,
S65-S68
The Megalithic Astronomy
of Lundy: Evidence for the Remains of a Solar Calendar
ROBERT W. E. FARRAR, S69-S72
Essay Review, S73-S74
Astronomia y Etnoastronomia en Mesoam~rica, ed. by Johanna
Broda, Stanislaw Iwaniszewski and Lucretia Maupomé (Ivan
Sprajc)
Number 19 1994
The Stone Rows of South-west
Ireland: A First Reconnaissance
CLIVE L. N. RUGGLES, S1-S20
Monumental Inscriptions
and the Observational Basis of Maya Planetary Astronomy
ANTHONY F. AVENI and LORREN D. HOTALING, S21-S54
Studies in Iberian Archaeoastronomy:
(1) Orientations of the Megalithic
Sepulchres of Almeria, Granada and Malaga
MICHAEL HOSKIN, ELIZABETH ALLAN and RENATE GRALEWSKI, S55-S82
Notes, S83-S86
A Mayan Table of Eclipses (Hugh Thurston); A Solstitial Marker
in Tenerife: Addendum (Cdsar Esteban, Juan A. Belmonte and
Antonio Aparicio)
Book Reviews, S86-S89
Time and the Highland Maya (revised edn), by Barbara Tedlock
(Anthony Aveni); Archeoastronomia Italiana, by Giuliano
Romano (Michael Hoskin)
The European Society
for Astronomy in Culture (SEAC), S90
Conference Report: Oxford 4, S91
Number 20 1995
The Maya Number of Time:
Intervalic Time Reckoning in the Maya Codices, Part I
ANTHONY F. AVENI, STEVEN J. MORANDI and
POLLY A. PETERSON, S1-S28
Studies in Iberian Archaeoastronomy:
(2) Orientations of the Tholos Tombs of Almeria
MICHAEL HOSKIN, ELIZABETH ALLAN and
RENATE GRALEWSKI, S29-S40
Studies in Iberian Archaeoastronomy:
(3) Customs and Motives in Andalucia
MICHAEL HOSKIN, ELIZABETH ALLAN and
RENATE GRALEWSKI, S41-S48
Astronomical Indications
at a Bell-barrow in South Wales
MARTIN J. POWELL, S49-S56
Venus and the Dresden
Codex Eclipse Table
FREDERICK MARTIN, S57-S73
ESSAY REVIEWS
Time and Astronomy at the Meeting of Two Worlds, ed. by
S. Iwaniszewski et al.
ANTHONY F. AVENI, S74-S79
Colloquio Internazionale:
Archeologia e Astronomia, ed.
by G. Romano and G. Traversari
CLIVE RUGGLES, S80-S86
The Sky in Mayan
Literature, ed.
by Anthony F. Aveni
PHILIP P. ARNOLD, S86-S89
Richard Atkinson (1920-1994), S90
Number 21 1996
The Maya Number of Time:
Intervalic Time Reckoning in the Maya Codices, Part II
ANTHONY F. AVENI, STEVEN I. MORANDI and
POLLY A. PETERSON, S1-S32
Orientations of 230
Sardinian Tombe di Giganti
MAURO ZEDDA, MICHAEL HOSKIN,
RENATE GRALEWSKI and GIACOBBE MANCA, S33-S54
Stone Rows of Three
or More Stones in South-west Ireland
CLIVE L. N. RUGGLES, S55-S71
Pre-Hispanic Equinoctial
Markers in Gran Canaria, Part I
CESAR ESTEBAN, ROSA SCHLUETER,
JUAN A. BELMONTE and OSWALDO GONZALEZ, S73-S79
Conference Report: Oxford 5, S80
ESSAY REVIEW, S81-S85
Arqueoastronomia Hispdnica: Prdcticas Astr6nomicas en la
Prehistoria de la Pen(nsula Ib~rica y los Archiph~lagos Balear
y
Canario, ed. by Juan Antonio Belmonte Aviles (Stanistaw
Iwaniszewski)
BOOK REVIEWS, S85-S89
Astronomies and Cultures, ed. by Clive L. N. Ruggles and
Nicholas
I. Saunders, and Archaeoastronomy in the ]990s, ed. by
Clive L.
N. Ruggles (Michael Hoskin); Readings in Archaeoastronomy,
ed.
by S. Iwaniszewski (Carlos Jaschek); Sterne und Steine, by
Wolfhard Schiosser and Jan Cierny (Carlos Jaschek)
Number 22 1997
Orientations of Sardinian
Dolmens
MICHAEL HOSKIN and MAURO ZEDDA, S1-S16
Determining the Historicity
of Three Astronomical Almanacs in the Madrid Codex
HARVEY M. BRICKER, VICTORIA R. BRICKER
and BETTINA WULFING, S17-S36
Mediterranean Archaeotopography
and Archaeoastronomy:
Two Examples of Dolmenic Necropolises in the Jordan Valley
JUAN ANTONIO BELMONTE, S37-S43
Whose Equinox?
CLIVE L. N. RUGGLES, S45-S50
Pre-Hispanic Equinoctial
Markers in Gran Canaria, Part II
CESAR ESTEBAN, ROSA SCHLUETER, JUAN A.
BELMONTE and OS WALDO GONZALEZ, S51-S56
The Cosmology of the
Ancient Balts
VYTAUTAS STRAIZYS and LIBERTAS KLIMKA, S57-S81
Note, S83-S85
Solar Eclipses and the Temple of the Plumed Serpents,
Xochicalco, Mexico (Brian Farhi and Anthony F. Aveni)
Book Reviews, S85-S89
Astronomy and Empire in the Ancient Andes, by Brian S.
Bauer and David S. P. Dearborn (Anthony F. Aveni); The Secret
of the Incas, by William Sullivan (Gerardo V. Aldana)
Number 23 1998
Models of Temporality
in Archaeoastronomy and Rock Art Studies
WILLIAM BREEN MURRAY, S1-S6
Mediterranean Archaeoastronomy
and Archaeotopography:
PreRoman Tombs of Africa Proconsularis
JUAN A. BELMONTE, CESAR ESTEBAN and JOSE JUAN
JIMENEZ GONZALEZ, S7-S24
Orientations of Graves
in the Late Roman Necropolises of Ampurias
ALFONSO LOPEZ BORGONOZ, S25-S30
First Fruits Celebrations
among the Nguni Peoples of Southern Africa:
An Ethnoastronomical Interpretation
KEITH SNEDEGAR,S31-S38
Studies in Iberian Archaeoastronomy:
(5) Orientations of Megalithic
Tombs of Northern and Western Iberia
MICHAEL HOSKIN and colleagues, S39-S87
Book Review, S89-S90
Skywatchers, Shamans & Kings: Astronomy and the Archaeology
of Power, by E. C. Krupp (Stephen McCluskey)
Number 24 1999
Astronomy in the Mexican
Codex Borgia
ANTHONY AVENI, S1-S20
Pre-Islamic Burial Monuments
in Northern and Saharan Morocco
J. A. BELMONTE, C. ESTEBAN, L. CUESTA, M. A. PERERA
BETANCORT and J. J. JIMÉNEZ GONZÁLEZ, S21-S34
Studies in Iberian Archaeoastronomy:
(6) Orientations of Megalithic
Tombs of Badajoz and Neighbouring Portugal
MICHAEL HOSKIN and CARME SAUCH I APARICIO, S35-S40
Reassessment of Sites
in Northwest Scotland: A New Statistical Approach
GAIL HIGGINBOTTOM and ROGER CLAY, S41-S46
Orientations of 935
Dolmens of Southern France
YVES CHEVALIER, S47-S82
Essay Review
Stonehenge: Neolithic Man and the Cosmos, by John D. North
(Clive Ruggles), S83-S88
The Orientations of Megalithic Tombs of Eastern Catalunya:
Addendum
MICHAEL HOSKIN and TONI PALOMO I PÉREZ, S89-S90