Archaeoastronomy is an endeavor to find out something about ancient astronomy and related matters through the use of archeological data and the study of ancient texts.
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Archaeastronomy
//ˌɑː(ɹ)ki.əsˈtɹɒnəmi//
Synonyms for "archaeastronomy"
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Basque
1 entries- arkeoastronomia noun (The archeological study of astronomy)
Catalan
1 entries- arqueoastronomia noun (The archeological study of astronomy)
Finnish
1 entries- arkeoastronomia noun (The archeological study of astronomy)
French
1 entries- archéoastronomie noun (The archeological study of astronomy)
German
1 entries- Archäoastronomie noun (The archeological study of astronomy)
Icelandic
2 entries- fornleifastjörnufræði noun (The archeological study of astronomy)
- forsögustjörnufræði noun (The archeological study of astronomy)
Irish
1 entries- aircéiréalteolaíocht noun (The archeological study of astronomy)
Italian
1 entries- archeoastronomia noun (The archeological study of astronomy)
Norwegian
1 entries- arkeoastronomi noun (The archeological study of astronomy)
Persian
1 entries- باستاناخترشناسی noun (The archeological study of astronomy)
Portuguese
1 entries- arqueoastronomia noun (The archeological study of astronomy)
Romanian
1 entries- arheoastronomie noun (The archeological study of astronomy)
Serbo-Croatian
2 entries- arheoastronòmija noun (The archeological study of astronomy)
- археоастроно̀мија noun (The archeological study of astronomy)
Spanish
1 entries- arqueoastronomía noun (The archeological study of astronomy)
Swedish
1 entries- arkeoastronomi noun (The archeological study of astronomy)
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The current fashion is to call the subject archaeoastronomy, as if it were more the business of astronomers or historians of astronomy than of archaeologists.
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