Temple Orientations in Magna Graecia and Sicily

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Orientation and Etruscan ritual

A. Aveni, G. Romano (1994)

The cosmology of the Etruscans, like so much else Etruscan, hovers on the edge of historical visibility. By exploring Etruscan temple alignments measured in situ and with the helpful context of the Disciplina Etrusca, factors are found that might affect temple orientation, and connections with the Greek and Roman record are explored.

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Title: Journal for the History of Astronomy

Abbreviated Title: Journal for the History of Astronomy

Publisher: SAGE Publications

ISSN (Print): 0021-8286

ISSN (Electronic): 1753-8556

Publication date Created: July 23 2016

Publication date Created: February 2000

Publication date (Electronic): July 23 2016

Publication date (Print): February 2000

Volume: 31

Issue: 25

Pages: S51-S57

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[1 ]Colgate University

[2 ]University of Padua

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DOI: 10.1177/002182860003102504

SO-VID: 3fa0de29-5406-46cc-8637-3da17dc701b3

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