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The Cultural Eclipsology blog replaces my old Eclipsology blog. I am adding the word "cultural" to "eclipsology" because my primary interest in eclipses, and my related "eclipsology" research, is regarding how eclipses, especially total solar eclipses, influenced ancient humanity's religious beliefs aka mythology and religious symbolism aka iconography.
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Winged Sun Symbols And A Flock Of Mythical Birds And Bird Gods Were Inspired By A Bird-like Pattern In The Sun's Corona
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Ohio's Great Serpent Mound And Solar Eclipses
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Solar Eclipses Above Ireland's Loughcrew Cairns In The 34th Century BCE
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Four Of The Rayed Sun Symbols Carved Into Dowth's "Stone Of The Seven Suns" Compare Well To Certain 19th Century Astronomical Drawings Of Total Solar Eclipses
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An Old Record Of The Corona By Edward Walter Maunder F.R.A.S.
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Partial Solar Eclipses Inspired The Solar Boat Of The Sun God
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A 17th Century BCE Mesopotamian Winged Sun Symbol Crown?
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Sun-Moon Conjunction Symbols Found In Knowth's Neolithic Passage Mound
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