Skyscapes

Cover
Title Page
Copyright Page
Contents
List of Contributors
Preface: Meaning and Intent in Ancient Skyscapes – An Andean Perspective
Chapter 1: The Role and Importance of the Skyin Archaeology: An Introduction
Chapter 2: Skyscapes: Locating Archaeoastronomy within Academia
Chapter 3: An Examination of the Divide Between Archaeoastronomy and Archaeology
Chapter 4: Skyscapes: Present and Past – From Sustainability to Interpreting Ancient Remains
Chapter 5: 30b – the West Kennet Avenue Stone that Never Was: Interpretation by Multidisciplinary Triangulation and Emergence through Four Field Anthropology
Chapter 6: Can Archaeoastronomy Inform Archaeology on the Building Chronology of the Mnajdra Neolithic Temple in Malta?
Chapter 7: Star phases: the Naked-eye Astronomy of the Old Kingdom Pyramid Texts
Chapter 8: An Architectural Perspective on Structured Sacred Space – Recent Evidence from Iron Age Ireland
Chapter 9: The Circumpolar Skyscape of a Pembrokeshire Dolmen
Chapter 10: The View from Within: a ‘Time-Space-Action’ Approach to Megalithism in Central Portugal
Chapter 11: Afterword: Dances Beneath a Diamond Sky