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Preface | ||
Foreword | ||
Introduction | ||
I | Ethnoastronomy perspectives | |
The sky is an ethnographic treasure trove | 1 | |
The color of cosmic order | 9 | |
Ethnoastronomy and the problem of interpretation : a Zuni example | 21 | |
II | Western astronomical traditions | |
Ethnoastronomy and the Arab agricultural almanac | 26 | |
III | Native astronomical traditions of the Americas | |
The Seven Sisters | 32 | |
Raven's universe | 38 | |
Astronomy in Pueblo and Navajo world views | 49 | |
Using a planetarium to study Navajo star lore | 65 | |
Black God : God of fire, God of starlight | 73 | |
Origin and meaning of Navajo star ceilings | 80 | |
Transformations of the Mesoamerican Venus turtle carapace war shield : a study in ethnoastronomy | 99 | |
When is a month? : the moon and Mescaleros | 123 | |
Ethnoastronomy of the North American plains | 127 | |
Lakota star knowledge | 140 | |
Sky tales from the Anishinaubaeg | 147 | |
Venus in the East and West | 151 | |
Tzotzil Maya cosmology | 163 | |
Mixe calendrics, ritual and astronomy | 173 | |
Constructions of the ritual-agricultural calendar in Pacariqtambo, Peru | 180 | |
Mythic substitution and the stars : aspects of Shipibo and Quechua ethnoastronomy compared | 193 | |
Amahuaca astronomy and star lore | 228 | |
Buzios Island : knowledge and belief among a fishing and agricultural community at the coast of the state of Sao Paulo | 236 | |
Tropical tribal astronomy : ethnohistorical and ethnographic notes | 244 | |
Arawak constellations : a bibliographic survey | 264 | |
IV | Astronomical traditions of the non-Western world | |
Monotony and surprise in Tabwa cosmology | 281 | |
The moon besmirched | 293 | |
The haphazard astronomy of the Mursi | 298 | |
Surya Puja temples of South India | 310 | |
The planetarium and the plough : interpreting star calendars of rural Java | 320 | |
Applied ethnoastronomy : navigating by the stars across the Pacific | 336 | |
The Woodlark Island calendar : contexts for interpretation | 348 | |
Celestial lore of some Australian tribes | 358 |
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