Archaeo-astronomy versus Literary Archaeo-astronomy

Investigate Places and Spaces In TIMe on this earth

As Above – so Below

Images of the constellations and stars can be found below in literary works as well as megalithic structures.

Encoded historical information can be found in literary works as well as Megalithic structures

Astronomical Events In Literature

such as an Eclipse Found in Homer’s ODYSSEY

Can Ground a Metaphoric Journey into historical reality

Sky Charts and

Literary

Archaeo-astronomy

Sky Charts tell a story as Created According to the Directions Given by Calypso to ODYSSEUS in Book V of the Odyssey by Homer

Exploring Perspective

Charting the stars

How to know what to look for in sky charts.

Angels and Devils: See the Angel First!

December 11, 2021December 11, 2021 by simuapril

In class, a fellow student in my Positive Psychology class at UNM taught by Dr. Bruce Smith asked the question, “If the picture (Escher completed CLIV, also known as Angels and Devils, in 1960) were turned (45 degrees) so that the angel was on top would more people see the angel first?” The answer, I … Continue reading Angels and Devils: See the Angel First!

The Flow State

October 18, 2021October 18, 2021 by simuapril

Greetings are to All, I identify with anyone whence they say that cleaning puts them in a state of flow. I remember watching “The Einstein Approximation” is the fourteenth episode of the third season of the American sitcom The Big Bang Theory. This episode first aired on Monday, February 1, 2010. The summary includes, “Sheldon’s … Continue reading The Flow State

Primary: Philological & Secondary: Astronomical

December 17, 2020May 15, 2025 by simuapril

A Vihilidal’s Table of the Historic and Astronomical Chronology of the Odyssey through one complete Moon Cycle: New Moon march 16th, 1178 BCE to New Moon April 16th, 1178 BCE with a Full Solar Eclipse can be downloaded at: Anthropological Ethnological Literary Archaeo-astronomical Discovery table_vihilidal_blog_12_17_20-5_39-am-2

Ancient Pi and the Sphinx, Part I

March 4, 2019March 3, 2019 by simuapril

April Vihilidal asks fellow students at UNM to Blog. April Vihilidal shared her discovery on Monday, March 4th, 2019 with her Public Speaking class taught by Professor Keisuke Kimura. The class was held at UNM’s Communications and Journalism Building. April Vihilidal’s discovery is called, “Ancient Pi and the Sphinx, Part I.” A Vihilida’s discovery is … Continue reading Ancient Pi and the Sphinx, Part I