BradleyRichardJohnC. BarrettRichardBradleyGreenMartin, Landscape, monuments and society (Cambridge, 1991), 58. The remark refers specifically to the Dorset cursus.
2.
DarvillTimothy, ‘Ever increasing circles: The sacred geographies of Stonehenge and its landscape’, in Barry Cunliffe and Colin Renfrew, Science and Stonehenge (Oxford, 1997), 167–202. But see Joshua Pollard and Clive Ruggles, ‘Shifting perceptions: Spatial order, cosmology, and patterns of deposition at Stonehenge’, forthcoming.
3.
For a commentary see RugglesClive, ‘Ritual astronomy in the Neolithic and Bronze Age British Isles: Patterns of continuity and change’, in AlexGibsonDerekSimpson (eds), Prehistoric ritual and religion (Stroud, 1998), 203–8. See also RugglesClive, Astronomy in prehistoric Britain and Ireland (New Haven and London, 1999), chaps. 1 and 8.
4.
Cf.HawkesJacquetta, Man and the sun (London, 1962), 168.
5.
AveniAnthony F., Stairways to the stars: Skywatching in three great ancient cultures (New York, 1997), 91, 85.
6.
Cf.SchaeferBradley E., ‘Atmospheric extinction effects on stellar alignments’, Archaeoastronomy, no. 10 (1986), S32–42.
7.
CookeJ. A.FewR. W.MorganJ. G.RugglesC. L. N., ‘Indicated declinations at the Callanish megalithic sites’, Journal for the history of astronomy, viii (1977), 113–33, p. 130.
8.
Cf.RugglesC. L. N., ‘The Borana calendar: Some observations’, Archaeoastronomy, no. 11 (1987), S35–53.
9.
Ruggles, op. cit. (ref. 3, 1999), 77.
10.
Ibid.126.
11.
Cf.MichaelHoskinElizabethAllanGralewskiRenate, ‘Studies in Iberian archaeoastronomy: (3) Customs and motives in Andalucía’, Archaeoastronomy, no. 20 (1995), S41–48.
12.
BurlAubrey, The Stonehenge people (London1987), 28.
13.
For a critique see BurlAubrey, Prehistoric astronomy and ritual (Princes Risborough, 1997), 14–15. Excavation has now shown that the central circle predated the rows (obscuring the sightlines before they were built) and was erected approximately a millennium before their supposed date of use (Ruggles, op. cit. (ref. 3, 1999), 247, n. 120).
14.
CastledenRodney, The making of Stonehenge (London, 1993); Aubrey Burl, ‘Stonehenge: Slaughter, sacrifice and sunshine’, Wiltshire archaeological and natural history magazine, lxxxvii (1994), 85–95.
15.
ClealR. M. J.WalkerK. E.MontagueR., Stonehenge in its landscape: Twentieth century excavations (London, 1995).
16.
ThomA. S.KerJ. M. D.BurrowsT. R., ‘The Bush Barrow gold lozenge: Is it a solar and lunar calendar for Stonehenge?’, Antiquity, lxii (1988), 492–502; ThomA. S., ‘The Bush Barrow gold lozenge: A solar and lunar calendar for Stonehenge?’, in RugglesC. L. N. (ed.), Archaeoastronomy in the 1990s (Loughborough, 1993), 317–23.