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EVIDENCE FOR CHURCH ORIENTATION BY MAGNETIC COMPASS IN TWELFTH‐CENTURY DENMARK
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EVIDENCE FOR CHURCH ORIENTATION BY MAGNETIC COMPASS IN TWELFTH‐CENTURY DENMARK (1992)EVIDENCE FOR CHURCH ORIENTATION BY MAGNET…Megalithic Lunar Observatories (1970)Megalithic Lunar ObservatoriesMegalithic Sites in Britain (1967)Megalithic Sites in BritainOrientation of churches by magnetic compasses? (2014)Orientation of churches by ma…Church Alignment and Patronal Saint's Days (2006)Church Alignment and Patronal…The orientation of early medieval churches in England (2000)Pyramids and ceremonial centers in mesoamerica: Were they oriented using a magnetic compass? (2007)Churches in the landscape (1988)Architecture and Order: Approaches to Social Space (1994)The Oxford Dictionary of Saints (2011)Astronomical Alignment of the Big Horn Medicine Wheel (1974)Archaeoastronomy in the Ancient Americas (2003)The ‘Solarization’ of the Moon: Manipulated Knowledge at Stonehenge (2006)The Stones of Stenness, Orkney (1978)Visibility Studies in Archaeology: A Review and Case Study (2003)
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  • 1967Megalithic Sites in Britain220 cited
  • 1970Megalithic Lunar Observatories147 cited

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  • 2006Church Alignment and Patronal Saint's Days22 cited
  • 2014Orientation of churches by magnetic compasses?11 cited

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