"Archaeoastronomical Discoveries"
LECTURE PART 1 :
Discussion of Stonehenge Archaoastronomy
touching on its contributors; Gerald hawkins, Norman Lockyear, William
Stukeley, Peter Newham, R. L. Martin & R.Colton, and Fred Hoyle.
Plus a unique simple mathematical interpretation of Stonehenge by this
author.
LECTURE PART 2:
World's Oldest Eclipses preserved in stone.Discussion
of interpretations and factors leading to measurements of eclipses.
Modelling of ancient eclipses by
Stephenson, Pang, Dubal & Koutchmy, Banjevic and Dr.
Balakrishna.
PAUL GRIFFIN :
is an autodictat(self-taught) in the study of
Archaeoastronomy and first got bitten by the bug of megalithics back in
the Mid-1970s. His interest in astronomy started as a pre-teen and he
combined it with archaeology. Currently he is doing a project that
may validate Alexander Thom's idea
that the Neolithics of Western Europe could differentiate small changes
in the sun or moon position on the horizon by the naked eye. He lives in
Dublin and is an independent researcher.
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