A Mesopotamian Origin for Vedaanga Jyotisha

Journal of Indian Philosophy and Religion 2:29-42 (1997)
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Abstract

The astronomical knowledge codified in the Vedaanga Jyotisha is entirely traceable to Vedic sources. Furthermore, in view of the works of Seidenberg on the ritual origin of geometry, and of Kak on the astronomical code in the Vedas, it is argued that the Mesopotamian origin for Vedaanga Jyotisha proposed by Pingree is not justified.

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