Celestial Geometry: Understanding the Astronomical

Since the dawn of civilization, humans have sought inspiration and guidance in the night sky. Celestial Geometry explores the remarkable achievements of ancient astronomers at over 60 archaeological sites, from European stone circles like Stonehenge to the pyramids of Egypt and Central America, the medicine wheels of North America, the carved monoliths of Easter Island, and lesser-known structures like the sun clock of Goseck. Combining myths and legends with modern science, this beautifully illustrated book is a profoundly illuminating celebration of human curiosity and creativity.

This was my introduction to archeoastronomy, however I have always thought that ancient places like Stonehenge and the pyramids have a connection to the astronomical sky. It is very detailed and you do get a clearer understanding of these relationships from this book. Well worth the read for anyone interested in either of these interests.