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The Journal of Skyscape Archaeology (JSA) is concerned with the role and importance of the sky in the interpretation of the material record. Currently, elements of this study can be found separately in the disciplines of archaeoastronomy, archaeology, cultural astronomy, anthropology and history. JSA brings them together under the aegis of a new academic journal in order to promote cross-fertilization towards an understanding of the cosmologies of the societies who constructed and used the rich archaeological heritage we study today. More about the journal.

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2021/22 series of the Skyscape Archaeology Keynote Lectures

2021-10-14

The Journal of Skyscape Archaeology, in collaboration with the Sophia Centre (University of Wales Trinity Saint David), the Sophia Centre Press and Bournemouth University, are proud to announce the 2021/22 series of the Skyscape Archaeology Keynote Lectures.

Continuing from the success of last year, this second series draws on a number of different and unique voices to inform future trajectories, research questions and methods for skyscape archaeology. We aim for these keynotes to generate constructive dialogue around these topics, therefore each Zoom session will consist of a single 45 minute lecture followed by discussion.

Click Read More below to view the schedule for the series along with further details.

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