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And to this interaction we now turn. The central figures in this interaction were the astronomers. Now that writing had been invented, the long term observations of heavenly bodies could be recorded and handed down to future would-be scanners of the heavens. And why was this burgeoning science of astronomy so important? Its critical nature lay in the fact that the astronomers, on the basis of their heavenly observations, constructed the calendars that were so essential to neolithic societies. In fact, the calendar — accurate or inaccurate — could determine the very matters of life and death.
The premise, in general form, resulted from the process of enumeration, as it was created by enumerating billions of particulars to create a general statement. This is an example of inductive generalization: Adam is a man and Adam is a mortal. Moses is a man and Moses is a mortal. Tiberius is a man and Tiberius is a mortal. George Washington is a man and George Washington is a mortal. Abraham Lincoln is a man and Abraham Lincoln is a mortal. My father was a man and he was a mortal. Therefore, all men are mortal.
New Jersey: Hammond; 1992, p. 36. 3. For a very full treatment as well as a lengthy bibliography concerning the domestication of fire in the civilizing process, see the fascinating book by Goudsblom Johan. Fire and Civilization. New York: Penguin Press; 1992. 4. Campbell Joseph, The Mythic Image. Princeton University Press, New Jersey; 1974, p. 74. 5. A. Living The Sky: the Cosmos of the American Indian. Boston: Houghton Mifflin Company; 1984 and Krupp, E. C. Echoes of Ancient Skies: The Astronomy of Lost Civilizations.
