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Last Update: 09.03.2010, 09:47.

 

Please registrate early! You help the organizers.

Registration is declared to be open.

The definite registration fee for regular participants has now been fixed to 335,- €. It includes the abstract book, the volume of the conference proceedings, the welcome-reception, 8 coffee-breaks, 5 lunches, the closing dinner, and the half-day excursion to Munich.The fee for accompanying persons is 135,- €. It includes the welcome-reception, the closing dinner and the half-day excursion to Munich.

Cancellation policy:

If you cancell your registration till July 23, 2010, the fee will be refunded completely (minus 10,- € for money transfer and administraition costs).

Cancellation till August 13, 2010: 210,- € will be refunded (acccompanying person: 80,- €).

Cancellation after August 13, 2010: There is no refunding of fees possible.


Deadline for paying the registration fee: June 15, 2010.

Furthermore, you will find on this website a number of recommended hotels, and – for those of you who are concerned – visa information.

The exact program and the costs for the full-day excursion at September 4 are still negotiated.

If you notice any problems with the online registration or with anything on the website, please inform the LOC! Thank you very much for helping us to improve the website.

 

Important Deadlines

We want to remind you of the essential deadlines:

Deadline for applications for accommodation aids (free accommodation): March 15, 2010.
Deadline for application for the Student Travel Grant: April 1, 2010.
Deadline for the submission of abstracts: April 1, 2010.
Deadline for paying the registration fee: June 15, 2010.

 

Rationale

Throughout the course of the history of astronomy, from Earlier Prehistory to the Age of Space Flight, power structures existed, which more or less had been derived from and related to astronomical phenomena or had been based on certain cosmovisions. These significantly affected and formed the economic, social, political, artistic, and religious life of man in different cultures.

Cosmographies, time reckoning and calendar systems, celestial navigation techniques, landscape and architectural models of cosmic potency, celestial divination and astrological ideas, cosmic clothing, and other astronomical related concepts had been successfully used by interest groups to establish, to maintain, and to expand psychic, social, religious, and political power. The interaction of social and cultural reforms and revolutions with altered astronomical concepts and models of the world often is obvious.

In addition it may be considered to discuss the topic of astronomy and power in the 20th and 21st c., especially the exploitation of archaeoastronomy and ethnoastronomy by certain interest groups.

As usual at SEAC conferences any other topic dedicated to the field of archaeoastronomy, ethnoastronmy, and astronomy in culture can be thematised.

 

Announcements

1st Announcement of the Meeting   PDF [157 KB]   DOC [484 KB]  
2nd Announcement of the Meeting   PDF [83 KB]   DOC [542 KB]  
3rd Announcement will contain final information.      

 

Preliminary Program

 

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