The Scientific Foundations of Archaeoastronomy
In this chapter we shall investigate the place of archaeoastronomy within archaeological research, aiming to assess its methodological affinity with other scientific and humanities disciplines. Our objective is also to understand what the most desirable c
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Giulio Magli
Archaeoastronomy Introduction to the Science of Stars and Stones Second Edition
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Giulio Magli
Archaeoastronomy Introduction to the Science of Stars and Stones Second Edition
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Giulio Magli Department of Mathematics Politecnico di Milano Milan, Italy
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