I enjoyed this course

Great quick course, wish there was a little more videos at the end rather than readings tho.

This course is absolutely outstanding, I loved it! Far more in-depth than expected, and the teaching was phenomenal. Thank you very much!

Brilliant subject area. Well constructed and well put together. Excellent delivery.

Excelent

A most interesting course where links between history and science are underlying. It made me want to travel and discover these wonders so rare in our world.

Informative course. But so many archeoastronomical places were not covered. It would have been much better with those included as well.

Excellent Course Outline and easy to understand content, Prof. Giulio Magli has done an excellent job to make that all information understandable to the students. Regards!

Assumes that after reading something for an hour you can clearly understand specific object motions and measurements and technical terms that describe them. Spatial visualization, even distinguishing East from West and degrees of declination and right ascension is not clear and simple to all, unless you've been at it for quite some time. The exams get stuck in these descriptions and discernment and do little to further the understanding of Archaeoastronomy. Simple sundials, stone circles, as seen in Canada from indigenous peoples also attest to the understanding of celestial motions and sky observations by ancient cultures. No temple or grand monument is required to highlight ancient interest in sky motions. Aside from this shortfall the course is interesting and visually rich.

This course has lots of good information with an interesting instructor. The integration of visual images and stories with the astronomy and archaeology data is well done.