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Edited Book

Authors
Lomb, Nick; and Stevenson, Toner
Title
Eclipse chasers
Imprint
CSIRO Publishing, Clayton South, Vic, 2023, 216 pp
ISBN/ISSN
9781486317073
Subject
History of Natural Sciences Physical Sciences
Description

Includes: Solar eclipses in First Nations traditions, by Duane Hamacher and Uncle Ghillar Michael Anderson (pp. 12-24); Early advances in observing eclipses, by Nick Lomb (pp. 25-53).

Source
cohn 2023

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