Studies in Iberian Archaeoastronomy: (9) an Overview

Journal for the History of Astronomy

Volumn 33, Issue 27, 2002, Pages S75-S82

  Hoskin, Michael ^a  

^a CHURCHILL COLLEGE   (United Kingdom)

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EID: 84992903401     PISSN: 00218286     EISSN: 17538556     Source Type: Journal    
DOI: 10.1177/002182860203302707     Document Type: Article

References (21)

1. Michael Hoskin Elizabeth Allan Renate Gralewski, “Studies in Iberian archaeoastronomy: (1) Orientations of the megalithic sepulchres of Almería, Granada and Málaga”, Archaeoastronomy (hereafter: AA, no. 19 (1994), S55–82; idem, “(2) Orientations of the tholos tombs of Almería”, AA, no. 20 (1995), S29–40; idem, “(3) Customs and motives in Andalucía”, AA, no. 20 (1995), S41–48; Michael Hoskin Toni Palomo I Pérez, “(4) The orientations of megalithic tombs of eastern Catalunya”, Journal for the history of astronomy (hereafter: JHA), xxix (1998), 63–79; idem, “Addendum”, AA, no. 24 (1999), S89–90; Hoskin Michael and Colleagues, “(5) Orientations of megalithic tombs of northern and western Iberia”, AA, no. 23 (1998), S39–87; Michael Hoskin Carme Sauch I Aparicio, “(6) Orientations of megalithic tombs of Badajoz and neighbouring Portugal”, AA, no. 24 (1999), S35–40; Adriano Gómez Ruiz Michael Hoskin, “(7) Orientations of megalithic tombs of Huelva”, AA, no. 25 (2000), S41–50; Hoskin Michael and Colleagues, “(8) Orientations of megalithic and tholos tombs of Portugal and southwest Spain”, AA, no. 26 (2001), S45–64. These materials are assembled in chapters 5–7 and the Corpus Mensurarum of my Tombs, temples and their orientations (Ocarina Books, Bognor Regis, 2001; hereafter Tombs).
2. Chevalier Yves, “Orientations of 935 dolmens of southern France”, AA, no. 24 (1999), S47–82, pp. S72–75.
3. Hoskin and Colleagues, “Studies (5)”, Table A1; Hoskin, Tombs, Table 7.6.
4. Hoskin, Tombs, Table 7.5.
5. Chevalier, Tombs (ref. 2), S75–78.
6. William Wordsworth, “On seeing the foundation preparing for the erection of Rydal Chapel, Westmoreland”, poem, 1823; Henry Chauncy Sir, The historical antiquities of Hertfordshire (London, 1700), i, 88. Quoted in Hoskin, Tombs, 7.
7. In his review of Hoskin, Tombs, AA, no. 26 (2001), S85–89.
8. See Belmonte's contribution, Section K, to “Studies (5)”.
9. These figures correct a minor numerical slip on p. 109 of Hoskin, Tombs.
10. The five tombs at Laguna de la Janda, see Section C of “Studies (8)”.
11. For further details see Hoskin, Tombs, 76–80.
12. Chevalier, Tombs (ref. 2).
13. Michael Hoskin Gail Higginbottom, “Orientations of dolmens of west-central France”, AA, no. 27 (2002), S51–61.
14. Gérard Sauzade, “Orientations of the Provençal dolmens”, AA, no. 25 (2000), S1–10.
15. Michael Hoskin Juan José Morales Núñez, “The orientations of the burial monuments of Menorca”, AA, no. 16 (1991), S15–42; Hoskin, Tombs, chap. 11.
16. Gérard Sauzade, “Les dolmens de Provence occidentale et la place des tombes de Fontvieille dans l'architecture mégalithique méridionale”, in Autour de Jean Arnal, ed. by Guilaine J. Gutherz X. (Montpellier, 1990), 305–34; Hoskin, Tombs, chap. 9.
17. Sauzade, Autour de Jean Arnal (ref. 16).
18. Hoskin, Tombs, chaps. 11 and 12.
19. William Waldren, Early prehistoric settlement in the Balearic Islands (Deiá, 1982).
20. See ref. 5.
21. Richard Iund, “Orientations of dolmens north of the eastern Pyrenees”, AA, no. 27 (2002), S21–28.