References
From All Skies Encyclopaedia
In many cases, there is a very limited corpus of literature dealing with the identifications of constellations.
Dictionaries and Tools
| Citation Form | Bibliography |
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| Delporte (1930) | |
| Gössmann (1950) | Gössmann, Felix (1950). Planetarium Babylonicum oder Die sumerisch-babylonischen Stern-Namen, Verlag des Päpstl. Bibelinstituts, Rom, Italy. |
| Kurtik (2007). | Куртик, Г.Е. (2007). Звездное небо Древней Месопотамии. Шумеро-аккадские названия созвездий и других светил [The Star Heaven of Ancient Mesopotamia: Sumero-Akkadian Names of Constellations and Other Heavenly Bodies], Aletejja, St. Petersburg, Russia. |
| Pan Nai (2009) | i潘鼐. Zhongguo Hengxing Guance shi中国恒星观测史[M]. Shanghai: Xuelin Pree. p443. |
| Zotti et al. (2020). | Zotti, G., Hoffmann, S. M., Wolf, A., Chéreau, F. & Chéreau, G. (2020). `The simulated sky: Stellarium for cultural astronomy research.', Journal for Skyscape Archaeology 6(2), 221--258. https://doi.org/10.1558/jsa.17822. |
Library
Babylonian
The dictionary of Babylonian celestial names had been compiled by G. Kurtik (2007) based on Goessmann (1950). Kurtik's version is much improved and enriched, however it has been reworked by himself until his death in April 2023 and further reworked and translated to English by the research group led by Wayne Horowitz and Susanne M Hoffmann.
As we present them here, the references for the Babylonian Sky Culture are so rich that they need to go to another website.
Greco-Roman
The dictionary of Greco-Roman celestial names is compiled by members of the IAU WGSN.
The original sources are compiled in a separate page.
Early Modern
| Citation Form | Bibliography |
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| de Houtman (1597) | De Houtman, C. (1597). De Eerste Schipvaart
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| de Houtman (1603) | De Houtman, F. (1603). Spraeck ende woord-boeck (in Dutch). Amsterdam: Cloppenburgh. OCLC 68675342.
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