KnowraBabylonian calendarLinked fromLinked fromThe 13 pages that link to Babylonian calendar, each with the reason it gives.All 13Broader topic 3Related 10Babylonian astronomyRelated: Its dates anchored observations and predictions to a recurring civil schedule.Lunar calendarBroader topic: It provides an early documented example of intercalation in a lunar-based calendar.Hebrew calendarRelated: It provides historical context for the Hebrew calendar's lunisolar structure.Lunisolar calendarBroader topic: Babylonian practice helped establish the recorded tradition of lunisolar intercalation.Babylonian mathematicsRelated: Calendar keeping required calculations linking lunar months with the solar year.Babylonian ChroniclesRelated: Chronicles date events by regnal years, months, and days in this calendar.AkituRelated: Akitu began in the month Nisanu, marking the spring New Year in this calendar.Seven-day weekRelated: Babylonian astronomical and calendrical practice helped establish seven-day cycles in the ancient Near East.WeekRelated: Mesopotamian practices helped establish seven-day time divisions.Seleucid eraRelated: Babylonian records often pair Seleucid-era years with this calendar’s lunar months.Days of the weekRelated: Babylonian lunar practice helped establish the seven-day rhythm adopted by later cultures.History of calendarsBroader topic: Babylonian astronomers refined intercalation to keep lunar months aligned with the year.NabonassarRelated: Its dated months supplied the calendar context for observations associated with Nabonassar’s era.