See KruppE. C., ‘Astronomers, pyramids, and priests’, in In search of ancient astronomies, ed. by KruppE. C. (New York, 1978), 203–39; BelmonteJ. A., Las leyes del cielo (Madrid, 1999), 154–66.
2.
NissenH., Das Templum (Berlin, 1869); DinsmoorW. B., ‘Archaeology and astronomy’, Proceedings of the American Philosophical Society, lxxx (1939), 95–173.
3.
AveniA.RomanoG., ‘Orientation and Etruscan ritual’, Antiquity, lxviii (1994), 545–63.
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AveniA.RomanoG., ‘Temple orientations in Magna Graecia and Sicily’, Archaeoastronomy, no. 25 (2000), S51–57.
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EstebanC., ‘Astronomy and the ancient Iberians: Archaeoastronomical fieldwork in Iberian sacred enclosures’, in Actes de la Veme Conference de la SEAC, ed. by LebeufA.ZiołkowskiM. S. (Warsaw and Gdansk, 1999), 111–29.
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Malta: AgiusG.VenturaF., ‘Investigation into the possible astronomical alignments of the Copper Age temples in Malta’, Archaeoastronomy (Center for Archaeoastronomy), iv (1981), 10–21; SerioG. F.HoskinM.VenturaF., ‘The orientations of the temples of Malta’, Journal for the history of astronomy, xxiii (1982), 107–19. Menorca: HoskinM., ‘The orientations of the taulas of Menorca (1): The southern taulas’, Archaeoastronomy, no. 14 (1989), S117–36; HoskinM.HochsiederP.KnöselD., ‘The orientations of the taulas of Menorca (2): The remaining taulas’, Archaeoastronomy, no. 15 (1990), S37–48. The material in these articles is assembled in HoskinM., Tombs, temples and their orientations: A new perspective on Mediterranean prehistory (Bognor Regis, 2001).
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The are several articles by HoskinM. and colleagues on orientations of megalithic tombs in the western Mediterranean, all of them published in Archaeoastronomy (supplement to Journal for the history of astronomy) or Journal for the history of astronomy; again, these materials are assembled in Hoskin's Tombs, temples and their orientations. Outline reviews of the main results of this extensive research can be found in: HoskinM., ‘Mediterranean tombs and temples and their orientations’, in Astronomy and culture, ed. by JaschekC.BarandelaAtrio F. (Salamanca, 1998), 19–25, and idem, ‘Tombs, temples and orientations in the western Mediterranean’, in Astronomy and cultural diversity, ed. by EstebanC.BelmonteJ. A. (Santa Cruz de Tenerife, 2000), 27–34.
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For the English reader, a good introduction to Berber history is BrettM.FentressE., The Berbers (Oxford, 1996).
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BelmonteJ. A.EstebanC.GonzálezJiménez J. J., ‘Mediterranean archaeoastronomy and archaeotopography: Pre-Roman tombs of Africa Proconsularis’, Archaeoastronomy, no. 23(1998), S7–24.
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RakobF., ‘Numidische Königsarchitektur in Nordafrika’, in Die Numider, ed. by HornH. G.RügerC. B. (Bonn, 1979), 119–84, p. 119.
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PicardG., ‘Le temple du musée de Makter’, Revue archéologique, i (1985), 13–28.
13.
See RebuffatR., ‘A propos du quartier des temples de Lixus’, Revue archéologique, i (1985), 123–8.
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Nissen, op. cit. (ref. 2); see Figure 1 of Aveni and Romano, op. cit. (ref. 3).
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AveniRomano, op. cit. (ref. 3).
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FantarM. H., Kerkouane, une cité punique au Cap-Bon (Tunis, 1987), 161–95.
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Rebuffat, op. cit. (ref. 13).
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See M'CharekA., Aspects de l'evolution démographique et sociale à Mactaris aux IIe et IIIe siècles ap. J. C. (Tunis, 1982).
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22.
There are different ancient written references to this custom, see: Isidorus Hispalensis (Sevillanus), Liber etymologiarum15. 4n. 7; DurandusG., Rationale divinorum officiorum (Lyons, 1584); ChauncyH.Sir, The historical antiquities of Hertfordshire (London, 1700), i, 88.
23.
Herodotus, Histories, Book IV, 37.
24.
Cicero, De republica, IV, 4.
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CampsG., Les Berbères: Mémoire et identité (Paris, 1995), 158–60.
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28.
Esteban, op. cit. (ref. 5).
29.
GasparTejera A.AntónGonzález R., Las culturas aborígenes canarias (Santa Cruz de Tenerife, 1987), 17–35; BelmonteJ. A.BunkSpringer R.BetancortPerera M. A., ‘Statistical analysis and comparative study of the Libyc-Berber writings of the Canary Islands, the north west of Africa and the Sahara’, Revista de la Academia Canaria de Ciencias, x (1998), 9–33.
30.
See PadillaPallarés A., ‘Nueva teoría sobre el poblamiento de las Islas Canarias’, Almogaren, vii (1976), 15–26; MartínMederos A.CoboEscribano G., ‘Fuentes escritas sobre el poblamiento de Canarias: Deportación de poblaciones desde la Mauritania Tingitana’, in VIII Jornadas de estudios sobre Lanzarote y Fuerteventura, ii (Arrecife, 1999), 339–64.
31.
See GasparTejera A., La religión de los guanches (ritos, mitos y leyendas) (La Laguna, 1988); GonzálezJiménez J. J., ‘Sistemas calendáricos, mitos astrales y prácticas adivinatorias en las Islas Canarias prehispánicas’, in Time and astronomy at the meeting of two worlds, ed. by IwaniszewskiS.LebeufA.WiercinskiA.ZiołkowskiM. S. (Warsaw, 1994), 402–18; BelmonteJ. A.EstebanC.AparicioA.TejeraA.GonzálezO., ‘Canarian astronomy before the conquest: The pre-Hispanic calendar’, Revista de la Academia Canaria de Ciencias, vi (1995), 133–56.
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33.
BellidoGarcía A., ‘El culto a la Dea Caelestis en la Península Ibérica’, Boletín de la Real Academia de la Historia, cxl (1957), 451–85, p. 476.
34.
Esteban, op. cit. (ref. 5).
35.
Belmonte, op. cit. (ref. 1), 122.
36.
The usual orientation to the east of the temples dedicated to Saturn was noticed by LeglayM., Saturne Africain: Monuments (Paris, 1961, 1966); see also MorestinH., Le Temple A de Volubilis (Paris, 1980), 56–57.