, the study of how people of the past `understand phenomena in the sky and how those phenomena affect their cultures.` Branch of archaeology that deals with use by prehistoric civilizations of astronomical techniques to establish seasons or cycle of the year, as evidenced in megaliths and other ritual structures.
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The study of non-written evidence for astronomy practices and knowledge in past civilizations and societies. Artifacts of interest to the archeoastronomer include megalithic remains in northwestern Europe, especially stone circles such as Stonehenge, and rock art, depicting events such as supernovae...
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archaeoastronomy.
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