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The 45 pages that link to Babylonian astronomy, each with the reason it gives.

• Lunar calendarNarrower topic: Babylonian records helped establish methods for predicting lunar cycles and managing months.

• EphemerisNarrower topic: Babylonian scholars developed some of the earliest known systematic planetary prediction schemes.

• Lunisolar calendarNarrower topic: Long observational records supported decisions about when to insert extra months.

• Full moonNarrower topic: Babylonian records helped establish long-running methods for predicting lunar phenomena.

• ZodiacNarrower topic: Babylonian astronomers developed the zodiac’s twelve-sign framework.

• AlmanacNarrower topic: Its long observational records helped establish traditions of astronomical prediction later used in almanacs.

• Astronomical tablesNarrower topic: Babylonian scholars developed early numerical procedures and records for predicting celestial events.

• Planetary weekNarrower topic: Babylonian planetary traditions helped establish the seven-day cycle’s celestial associations.

• Saros cycleNarrower topic: Babylonian astronomers recognized eclipse recurrences that underlie the Saros period.

• Piscis AustrinusNarrower topic: Mesopotamian star traditions contributed to the older background of Greek constellation lore.

• Age of AquariusNarrower topic: Babylonian zodiac traditions helped establish the celestial framework later used to discuss astrological ages.

• NabonassarNarrower topic: The chronology beginning with Nabonassar supported the transmission of Babylonian observations.