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Indigenous Perspectives On The Sky (And The Eclipse)
What did indigenous peoples think of eclipses? How did they interpret and react to them? Those are just a few of the topics that will be covered in a class at UNC-Asheville this fall inspired by Monday's total solar eclipse that will pass through Western North Carolina. BPR's Matt Bush spoke with the two professors that will lead the class - Juan Sanchez-Martinez (modern languages & indigenous studies) and Britt Lundgren (physics).
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By Blue Ridge Public Radio - BPR News ExtendedWhat did indigenous peoples think of eclipses? How did they interpret and react to them? Those are just a few of the topics that will be covered in a class at UNC-Asheville this fall inspired by Monday's total solar eclipse that will pass through Western North Carolina. BPR's Matt Bush spoke with the two professors that will lead the class - Juan Sanchez-Martinez (modern languages & indigenous studies) and Britt Lundgren (physics).