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Very useful. Thanks for putting them together, although some of these have been referenced before among the threads, always a good reminder, and particularly informative for new readers.
As regards recording and making transcripts and references here to archaeoastronomy, I put one together for Clive Ruggles' archaeoastronomy course at Leicester, entirely for my own use. It caused a bit of a rumpus when I made it available, in a closed History of Astronomy forum - i.e. plagiarism - but the purpose was simply to illustrate, and as the course had been closed anyway for some years, it didn't cross my mind that such a negative reaction would come from scholars.
None the less, after the matter was resolved Clive corresponded with me, and with his guidance I amended the transcript to make it available more widely from his website. You can find it here:
http://www2.cliveruggles.com/index.php/resource-1
The moral of the story is that not only should the lecturer be made aware, but the transcripts could, with cooperation be compiled for the lecturer to have a ready made resource to use as he or she might wish to at a time in the future, when they would otherwise be too busy to undertake the task themselves.
( I have posted the link above during the course of discussions on at least one thread)
Richard
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