Sources of Pubications in Archaeoastronomy

• Ocarina Books has been providing archaeoastronomy-related publications since 1995.
• Center for Archaeoastronomy Publications includes ARCHAEOASTRONOMY: The Journal of Astronomy in Culture, special history of science and archaeoastronomy books, and the Oxford Conference collections.
• Journal for the History of Astronomy: Archaeoastronomy Supplement
• Online Book: How the Shaman Stole the Moon by William Calvin.

Resources in Archaeoastronomy

• The Center for Archaeoastronomy publishes its own journal as well as provides the archaeoastronomy community with a central hub for journal archives, news, and conference announcements.
• Stephen McCluskey's web site contains sample syllabi of his courses in archaeoastronomy and history.
• David Dearborn made a list of archaeoastronomy websites with the help of The Mining Company a few years ago.
• Archaeoastronomy, Ancient Astronomy and Ethnoastronomy Links A huge list of related links from Wolfgang Dick.
• The Archaeology Network has lists of archaeology websites around the web.
• Cultural Astronomy, part of the University of Chicago's Digital Library.

Professional Archaeoastronomy Organizations

• ISAAC is the International Society of Archaeoastronomy and Astronomy in Culture.
• SEAC is the Société Européenne pour l'Astronomie dans la Culture (European Society for Astronomy in Culture).

Professional Academic Conferences in Archaeoastronomy or Cultural Astronomy

• SEAC meets usually once a year to share current research projects and news with members.
• The 'Oxford' Conferences on Archaeoastronomy are a series of international meetings, normally held every three to five years.
• The triennial INSAP (Inspiration of Astronomical Phenomena) conferences.
• The talks and poster sessions of the Royal Astronomical Society's National Astronomy Meeting have an Archaeoastronomy category.