Babylonian Eclips Observation from 750 b.C. to 1 b.C.

This is the most comprehensive collection of Neo- and Late-Babylonian eclipse observations, updated to 2003. It includes a detailed overview of philological and astronomical questions, transliteration and translation of texts, data analysis and statistics, solar and lunar eclipse canons for Babylon, besides computer-generated maps of eclipse circumstances.

Peter J. Huber and Salvo De Meis make this material accessible to astronomers, historians of science and other non-Assyriologists.