Greek's/Roman's Knowledge of Astronomy?

Question

Does anyone have any sites that can lead me to information about the planets and the relationships of the planets to monuments, structures, items, etc. Mainly structures please, but if you can find information on the relationships of planets to items, that will do. Thanks in advance. For example, Stonehenge is a monument/statue made for the people that lived during that age to worship the sun and the stars above. I've searched for some time and I am having trouble finding it for my science project.

I ihave already checked Greek Astronomy on Wikipedia and it does not help much. Please give me something other than that.

Answer 1

yes contact me, and I will give you 30 pages on just what you want, because I have writen a book that contains a chapter on just that. But if you copy it I'll have you on copyright infringement.

Answer 2

That's a good question. While the Greek's and Roman's had knowledge of astronomy (after all, it was Ptolemy, a Greek, who developed the earth-centered model of planets, the moon and sun), and of the stars, they did not worship the astronomical bodies in the way that the Celts and Egyptians did. That is probably why you have problems.

Answer 3

Here's the Greek. It looked like the Romans were too busy conquering the world and just rename the planets

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Greek_astronomy