This study explores the correlation between solar eclipses and the chronologies of Middle Eastern civilizations from 1600-530 BC, addressing discrepancies in historical records. Author Aymen M. Ibrahim applies new astronomical insights, presenting a groundbreaking method for aligning chronology with eclipses. The book features 74 images and over 40 tables.
The book explores the historical significance of solar eclipses in the context of ancient civilizations such as Assyria, Babylon, and Egypt. It delves into how these celestial events were recorded and interpreted by these cultures, providing insight into their astronomical knowledge and its impact on their societies. By examining these references, readers gain a deeper understanding of the interplay between astronomy and history in the ancient world.