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Ancient astronomy

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Ancient astronomical observatories

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Ancient calendars

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Astronomical objects known since antiquity

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Babylonian astronomy

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Hindu astronomy

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Non-scientific hypothetical planets

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Obsolete calendars

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Roman astronomy

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Ancient Greek astronomy

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Archaeoastronomy

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Assyrian eclipse

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Astrology and astronomy

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Book of Nut

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Catasterismi

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Chu Silk Manuscript

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Classical planet

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Decan

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Dendera zodiac

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Eclipse of Thales

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Egyptian astronomy

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Farnese Atlas

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Fifth planet (hypothetical)

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Firmament

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Frederick Larson (filmmaker)

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Gods in the Sky

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Handy Tables

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Hebrew astronomy

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Hipparchus star catalog

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Intihuatana

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Intihuatana, Urubamba

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List of lost lands

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Maya astronomy

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Maya calendar

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Mursili's eclipse

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Myth of Er

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Nommo

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Somnium Scipionis

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Star lore

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The Indestructibles

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The Revelation in Storm and Thunder

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Tibetan astronomy

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Zodiac

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