The Greeks [article] : the science of astronomy would never have existed in the way that we now recognise it but for what happened in Greece after 600 BC / Allan Chapman.
By: Chapman, Allan.
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ArticlePublisher: 2003Source: Astronomy now. - Vol.17, no.3 (Mar.), p.61-63.Subject(s): Astronomy, Ancient
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Astronomy now. - Vol.17, no.3 (Mar.), p.61-63
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