Archaeoastronomy on YouTube
I’ve just found this video on the 2009 Conference on Archaeoastronomy of the American Southwest. The 2009 presentations look like they were really interesting. As a whole I find archaeoastronomy in the American southwest interesting because the methods used are often very different to Europe. We simply don’t have the ethnographic data for a lot of sites over here. However, the wealth of historical records from Classical Greece and Rome leads me to think there might be some useful tips I could pick up on method. I shall have to start saving my pennies and see if I can afford to go to the next one.
In the meantime there’s plenty of other interesting films to watch on John Sefick’s YouTube Channel.
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