Ancient Astronomy: India, Egypt, China, Maya, Inca, Aztec, Greece, Rome, Genesis, Hebrews, Christians, the Neolithic and Paleolithic

Cosmology Science Publishers, 2015. — 454 p. Prologue: Ancient Cosmologies: The Paleolithic and Neolithic Universe Finding Our Place in the Cosmos: The Role of Astronomy In Ancient Cultures (Juan Antonio Belmonte) Prehistoric Astronomers? Ancient Knowledge Created By Modern Myth (Emília Pásztor) The Cosmology of the Paleolithic (R. Joseph) Neolithic Cosmology: The Equinox and the Spring Full Moon (Cândido Marciano da Silva) Ancient Greek-Roman Cosmology: Infinite, Eternal, Finite, Cyclic, and Multiple Universes (Helge Kragh) Astronomy and Psyche in the Classical World: Plato, Aristotle, Zeno, Ptolemy (Nicholas Campion) “Let There Be Light!” The Genesis of Biblical Cosmology (William P. Brown) The Cosmic Landscape in the Age of the Pyramids (Giulio Magli) Was There A Ptolemaic Revolution in Ancient Egyptian Astronomy? Souls, Stars & Cosmology (Nicholas Campion) Cosmic Capitals and Numinous Precincts in Early China (David W. Pankenier) Ancient Cosmologies: Understanding Ancient Skywatchers, Mayas, and their Worldviews (Stanisław Iwaniszewski) Astronomy in Ancient Mesoamerica (Ivan Šrajc) Cosmology in the Inca Empire: Huaca Sanctuaries, State-Supported Pilgrimage, and Astronomy (J. McKim Malville) Inca Solar Orientations in Southeastern Peru (Steven R. Gullberg) Cosmic Cycles of Hindu Cosmology: Scientific Underpinnings and Implications (Yash P. Aggarwal) Visions of the Cosmos: Archaeoastronomy in Ancient India (Subhash Kak) Cosmology and the Death of Gods: New Age Religions, Anti-Christ, and Precession of the Equinox (R. Gabriel Joseph)