Traditional rites and their celestial alignments in parts of south-eastern Nigeria

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Abstract

Preliminary investigations at two archaeological sites in south-eastern Nigeria are presented. These sites are the ancient stone circle in Ikom and the crescent shape of an ancient iron slag heap at Lejja, Nsukka. Here, we discuss the celestial alignments of these objects, and other traditional rites in this part of Nigeria, that seem to suggest some possible astronomical connections. © International Astronomical Union 2011.

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Urama, J. O., Eze-Uzomaka, P. I., Opata, C. C., Chami, F. A., & Obatala, J. K. (2011). Traditional rites and their celestial alignments in parts of south-eastern Nigeria. In Proceedings of the International Astronomical Union (Vol. 7, pp. 390–396). Cambridge University Press. https://doi.org/10.1017/S1743921311012841

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