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This is a rich and varied collection of eleven essays dealing with the role of the sky in human imagination and culture. The disciplinary mix is wide, including history and history of art, classics, cartography and social anthropology. Collectively the authors make a compelling case for the importance of the sky and its interpretation in human cultures from the beginning of recorded history, and almost certainly well before that, to the present. Journal of Skyscape Archaeology

This is a rich and varied collection of eleven essays dealing with the role of the sky in human imagination and culture. --Fiona Bowie, Journal of Skyscape Archaeology 4.1

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Darrelyn Gunzburg teaches in the School of Archaeology, History and Anthropology at the University of Wales Trinity Saint David and the Department of the History of Art at the University of Bristol.

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