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- Archaeoastronomy: the science of stars and stones
- Supplementary Course Text
- The celestial coordinates and the apparent motion of the Sun
- The constellations and the apparent motion of the stars
- Precession and the reconstruction of ancient skies
- Sightseeing with an archaeoastronomer's eye
- Astronomy and architecture: a very early connection
- Archaeoastronomy in action: hierophanies and sacred landscapes
- The places where Archaeoastronomy was born: Stonehenge
- The places where Archaeoastronomy was born: Newgrange
- The stellar destiny of the Pharaohs
- The Great Pyramid and the stars
- The horizon of Khufu
- Karnak, Abu Simbel and the Egyptian calendar
- The Amarna heresy and the horizon of the Aten
- Maya astronomy and calendar
- Chichen Itza and the Serpent Equinox
- The Inca pillars of the Sun
- Macchu Picchu
- The first emperor and the Terracotta Army
- The pyramids of ancient China
- Angkor Wat
- Between sun and waters: the temples of the Khmer heartland
- Houses of the Gods: the Greek temples of Sicily
- Aosta and Augustus' power from the stars
- Astronomy and empire at the Pantheon in Rome
- Lunar phases
- The eclipses
- The change in the rising and setting points of the Moon
- The Moon in Archaeoastronomy
- Bibliography
- The planets visible with the naked eye
- The Motion of Venus
- Venus in Archaeoastronomy
- Bibliography
- The Earth's atmosphere
- Extincion and Thom's law
- Refraction and parallax
- Visual alignments
- The horizon formula
- Graphical tools
- Handling archaeoastronomical data
- The use of Probability in Archaeoastronomy
- Bibliography
- Conclusions and perspectives