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instruments and clocks, 1670–1850. Journal for the History of Astronomy, 17(4), 1–100.
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Biedermann GmbH; (Monuments and Sites; XII, ed. by ICOMOS).
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Press.
Le Guet Tully, F., & Sadsaoud, H. (2009). Astronomical heritage sites: Two early “Mountain”
observatories on the mediterranean coast. In G. Wolfschmidt (Ed.), Cultural heritage:
Astronomical observatories—From classical astronomy to modern astrophysics (pp. 204–209).
Berlin: Hendrik Bäßler.
Lehti, R., & Makkanen, T. (2013). History of astronomy in Finland, 1828–1928. Isis, 104(2),
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Müller, P. (1992). Sternwarten in Bildern. Architektur und Geschichte der Sternwarten von den
Anfängen bis ca (p. 1950). Berlin, Heidelberg: Springer.
Pfitzner, E. (2015). Vom Jakobsstab zur Spektralanalyse—Astronomie an der Rostocker
Universität. From the Cross Staff to Spectral Analysis—Astronomy at Rostock University.
Hamburg: Tredition; (Nuncius Hamburgensis; Vol. 39).
Ruggles, C., & Cotte, M. (2011). Heritage sites of astronomy and archaeoastronomy in the context
at the UNESCO World Heritage Convention. A thematic study. Paris: International Council
on Monuments and Sites, Monuments and Sites (ICOMOS)/International Astronomical Union
(IAU); (printed version 2011, online 2010).
G. Wolfschmidt
Elmqvist Söderlund, I. (2009). The old stockholm observatory in a Swedish context and an argument for the necessity of an inventory of the Swedish astronomical heritage. In G. Wolfschmidt
(Ed.), Cultural heritage: Astronomical observatories—From classical astronomy to modern
astrophysics (pp. 234–249). Berlin: Hendrik Bäßler.
Finlay-Freundlich, E. (1969). Wie es dazu kam, daß ich den Einstein–Turm errichtete. Physikalische
Blätter, 25, 538–541.
Gingerich, O. (1984). Astrophysics and twentieth–century astronomy to 1950. Cambridge, UK:
Cambridge University Press; (The General History of Astronomy, Vol. IV, Part A).
Glass, I. S. (2009). The royal observatory, cape of good hope, a valuable cultural property. In
G. Wolfschmidt (Ed.), Cultural heritage: Astronomical observatories—From classical astronomy to modern astrophysics (pp. 211–215). Berlin: Hendrik Bäßler.
Glass, I. S. (2015). The royal observatory at the cape of good hope c history and heritage. Cape
Town: Mons Mensa Publishing.
Heilbron, J. L. (2001). The Sun in the Church: Cathedrals as solar observatories. Cambridge:
Harvard University Press.
Howse, D. (1986). The greenwich list of observatories: A world list of astronomical observatories,
instruments and clocks, 1670–1850. Journal for the History of Astronomy, 17(4), 1–100.
Jokilehto, J. (2005). The world heritage list. Filling the gaps—An action plan for the future.
Contributions from Henry Cleere, Susan Denyer, and Michael Petzet. Parsdorf near Munich:
Biedermann GmbH; (Monuments and Sites; XII, ed. by ICOMOS).
Kampa, I. (2018). In G. Wolfschmidt (Ed.), Die astronomischen Instrumente von Johannes
Hevelius. The Astronomical Instruments of Johannes Hevelius. Hamburg: Tredition; (Nuncius
Hamburgensis; Vol. 47).
Kienast, H. J. (2014). Der Turm der Winde in Athen. Wiesbaden: Reichert; (Archäologische
Forschungen; Band 30).
Kitmeridis, P. (2020). Astronomie zwischen Zentrum und Peripherie—Austausch zwischen
deutschsprachigen Raum und jungen griechischen Nationalstaat im 19. Jahrhundert. In
G. Wolfschmidt (Ed.), Internationalität in der astronomischen Forschung (18. bis 21.
Jahrhundert) (pp. 256–273). Hamburg: Tredition; (Nuncius Hamburgensis; Vol. 49).
Klamt, J.-C. (1999). Sternwarte und Museum im Zeitalter der Aufklärung. Der Mathematische
Turm zu Kremsmünster (1749–1758). Mainz: Philipp von Zabern.
Krisciunas, K. (1988a). Pulkovo observatory. In K. Krisciunas (Ed.), Astronomical centers of the
world (pp. 99–119). Cambridge, UK: Cambridge University Press.
Krisciunas, K. (1988b). Astronomical centers of the world. Cambridge, UK: Cambridge University
Press.
Le Guet Tully, F., & Sadsaoud, H. (2009). Astronomical heritage sites: Two early “Mountain”
observatories on the mediterranean coast. In G. Wolfschmidt (Ed.), Cultural heritage:
Astronomical observatories—From classical astronomy to modern astrophysics (pp. 204–209).
Berlin: Hendrik Bäßler.
Lehti, R., & Makkanen, T. (2013). History of astronomy in Finland, 1828–1928. Isis, 104(2),
408–409.
Müller, P. (1975). 2nd edition 1978. Sternwarten. Architektur und Geschichte der astronomischen
Observatorien. Bern, Frankfurt am Main: Peter Lang; (Europäische Hochschulschriften; R.
32, 1).
Müller, P. (1992). Sternwarten in Bildern. Architektur und Geschichte der Sternwarten von den
Anfängen bis ca (p. 1950). Berlin, Heidelberg: Springer.
Pfitzner, E. (2015). Vom Jakobsstab zur Spektralanalyse—Astronomie an der Rostocker
Universität. From the Cross Staff to Spectral Analysis—Astronomy at Rostock University.
Hamburg: Tredition; (Nuncius Hamburgensis; Vol. 39).
Ruggles, C., & Cotte, M. (2011). Heritage sites of astronomy and archaeoastronomy in the context
at the UNESCO World Heritage Convention. A thematic study. Paris: International Council
on Monuments and Sites, Monuments and Sites (ICOMOS)/International Astronomical Union
(IAU); (printed version 2011, online 2010).
G. Wolfschmidt