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MUL.APIN

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MUL.APIN has 38 facts recorded in Dontopedia across 4 references, with 4 live disagreements.

38 facts·28 predicates·4 sources·4 in dispute

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35 facts
PredicateValueRef
Rdf:typeTextual Artifact[2]
Rdf:typeCompendium[3]
Rdf:typeCompendium[4]
Rdf:typeBabylonian Astronomical Text[2]
Rdf:typeAstronomical Compendium[2]
Rdf:typeDocument[2]
Origin CultureBabylonian[2]
Origin CultureBabylonian Culture[2]
OriginMesopotamia[4]
OriginBabylonia[2]
Date Before627 BC[1]
Is Evidence ofPleiades[2]
Estimated Date~1370–700 BCE[2]
Textual DetailMost Detailed Ancient Text[2]
Evidence TypeTextual Evidence[2]
Treats Asmonth-markers[3]
Date Prior to627 BC[4]
Contains RulePleiades Intercalation Rule[2]
Common TitleThe Plough Star[2]
Name Derived Fromfirst words[2]
Name Refers toPlough Constellation[2]
Contains TablePath of Moon Table[2]
Has Surviving Copy Date7th century BCE[2]
Estimated Composition Date1370±100 BCE[2]
Estimated RegionAssur[2]
Has Earlier Dating Proposal~2300 BCE[2]
Dating Proposal Statusrejected[2]
Refers to Time Period26th century BCE[2]
Preserves Observations From26th century BCE[2]
Records Leap Rules inlines 8-11 of the second clay tablet[2]
Is Part of Tradition ofThree Stars Each[2]
Is Expanded FromEarlier Star Catalogues[2]
Importance Rankmost important astronomical text[2]
Comparison Rejected byAssyriologists[2]
Has Era~1370 BCE / 700 BCE[2]

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labelastronomy/pleiades-folklore-pan-cultural-overview
MUL.APIN
dateBeforeastronomy/pleiades-folklore-pan-cultural-overview
627 BC
typedeep-time/archaeoastronomy-nebra-mulapin-lascaux
ex:TextualArtifact
labeldeep-time/archaeoastronomy-nebra-mulapin-lascaux
MUL.APIN cuneiform tablets
isEvidenceOfdeep-time/archaeoastronomy-nebra-mulapin-lascaux
ex:pleiades
estimatedDatedeep-time/archaeoastronomy-nebra-mulapin-lascaux
~1370–700 BCE
originCulturedeep-time/archaeoastronomy-nebra-mulapin-lascaux
ex:babylonian
textualDetaildeep-time/archaeoastronomy-nebra-mulapin-lascaux
ex:most-detailed-ancient-text
evidenceTypedeep-time/archaeoastronomy-nebra-mulapin-lascaux
ex:textual-evidence
typebiblical/kimah-pleiades-bible-kjv
ex:Compendium
treatsAsbiblical/kimah-pleiades-bible-kjv
month-markers
typechinese/mao-asterism-white-tiger
ex:Compendium
originchinese/mao-asterism-white-tiger
ex:mesopotamia
datePriorTochinese/mao-asterism-white-tiger
627 BC
typedeep-time/archaeoastronomy-nebra-mulapin-lascaux
ex:BabylonianAstronomicalText
containsRuledeep-time/archaeoastronomy-nebra-mulapin-lascaux
ex:pleiades-intercalation-rule
typedeep-time/archaeoastronomy-nebra-mulapin-lascaux
ex:AstronomicalCompendium
labeldeep-time/archaeoastronomy-nebra-mulapin-lascaux
MUL.APIN
commonTitledeep-time/archaeoastronomy-nebra-mulapin-lascaux
The Plough Star
originCulturedeep-time/archaeoastronomy-nebra-mulapin-lascaux
ex:babylonian-culture
nameDerivedFromdeep-time/archaeoastronomy-nebra-mulapin-lascaux
first words
nameRefersTodeep-time/archaeoastronomy-nebra-mulapin-lascaux
ex:plough-constellation
containsTabledeep-time/archaeoastronomy-nebra-mulapin-lascaux
ex:path-of-moon-table
hasSurvivingCopyDatedeep-time/archaeoastronomy-nebra-mulapin-lascaux
7th century BCE
estimatedCompositionDatedeep-time/archaeoastronomy-nebra-mulapin-lascaux
1370±100 BCE
estimatedRegiondeep-time/archaeoastronomy-nebra-mulapin-lascaux
ex:assur
hasEarlierDatingProposaldeep-time/archaeoastronomy-nebra-mulapin-lascaux
~2300 BCE
datingProposalStatusdeep-time/archaeoastronomy-nebra-mulapin-lascaux
rejected
refersToTimePerioddeep-time/archaeoastronomy-nebra-mulapin-lascaux
26th century BCE
preservesObservationsFromdeep-time/archaeoastronomy-nebra-mulapin-lascaux
26th century BCE
recordsLeapRulesIndeep-time/archaeoastronomy-nebra-mulapin-lascaux
lines 8-11 of the second clay tablet
isPartOfTraditionOfdeep-time/archaeoastronomy-nebra-mulapin-lascaux
ex:three-stars-each
isExpandedFromdeep-time/archaeoastronomy-nebra-mulapin-lascaux
ex:earlier-star-catalogues
importanceRankdeep-time/archaeoastronomy-nebra-mulapin-lascaux
most important astronomical text
comparisonRejectedBydeep-time/archaeoastronomy-nebra-mulapin-lascaux
ex:assyriologists
typedeep-time/archaeoastronomy-nebra-mulapin-lascaux
ex:Document
origindeep-time/archaeoastronomy-nebra-mulapin-lascaux
ex:babylonia
hasEradeep-time/archaeoastronomy-nebra-mulapin-lascaux
~1370 BCE / 700 BCE

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  1. ctx:seven-sisters/astronomy/pleiades-folklore-pan-cultural-overview
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      [Source: Pleiades in Folklore and Literature — Pan-Cultural Overview — tradition: astronomy; era: global; prehistoric through modern. Excerpt 5/5. Provenance: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pleiades_in_folklore_and_literature] [This excerpt
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      [Source: Archaeoastronomy of the Pleiades — Nebra Sky Disc, MUL.APIN, and Lascaux — tradition: deep-time; era: ~15,300 BCE (Lascaux claim, contested); ~1600 BCE (Nebra); ~1370 BCE / 700 BCE (MUL.APIN). Excerpt 7/7. Provenance: https://en.wi
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      [Source: Archaeoastronomy of the Pleiades — Nebra Sky Disc, MUL.APIN, and Lascaux — tradition: deep-time; era: ~15,300 BCE (Lascaux claim, contested); ~1600 BCE (Nebra); ~1370 BCE / 700 BCE (MUL.APIN). Excerpt 4/7. Provenance: https://en.wi
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      [Source: Archaeoastronomy of the Pleiades — Nebra Sky Disc, MUL.APIN, and Lascaux — tradition: deep-time; era: ~15,300 BCE (Lascaux claim, contested); ~1600 BCE (Nebra); ~1370 BCE / 700 BCE (MUL.APIN). Excerpt 6/7. Provenance: https://en.wi
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      [Source: Archaeoastronomy of the Pleiades — Nebra Sky Disc, MUL.APIN, and Lascaux — tradition: deep-time; era: ~15,300 BCE (Lascaux claim, contested); ~1600 BCE (Nebra); ~1370 BCE / 700 BCE (MUL.APIN). Excerpt 5/7. Provenance: https://en.wi
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      [Source: Archaeoastronomy of the Pleiades — Nebra Sky Disc, MUL.APIN, and Lascaux — tradition: deep-time; era: ~15,300 BCE (Lascaux claim, contested); ~1600 BCE (Nebra); ~1370 BCE / 700 BCE (MUL.APIN). Excerpt 3/7. Provenance: https://en.wi
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      [Source: Archaeoastronomy of the Pleiades — Nebra Sky Disc, MUL.APIN, and Lascaux — tradition: deep-time; era: ~15,300 BCE (Lascaux claim, contested); ~1600 BCE (Nebra); ~1370 BCE / 700 BCE (MUL.APIN). Excerpt 2/7. Provenance: https://en.wi
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      [Source: Archaeoastronomy of the Pleiades — Nebra Sky Disc, MUL.APIN, and Lascaux — tradition: deep-time; era: ~15,300 BCE (Lascaux claim, contested); ~1600 BCE (Nebra); ~1370 BCE / 700 BCE (MUL.APIN). Excerpt 1/7. Provenance: https://en.wi
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      [Source: Kimah — The Pleiades in the Hebrew Bible (Job 9:9, Job 38:31, Amos 5:8) — tradition: biblical; era: c. 800–400 BC (composition dates of Job and Amos). Excerpt 2/4. Provenance: https://biblehub.com/hebrew/strongs_3598.htm] [This exc
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      [Source: Mao (昴) — The Pleiades as the Hairy Head of the White Tiger in Chinese Astronomy — tradition: chinese; era: ancient (earliest record ~2357 BC) through imperial period. Excerpt 3/4. Provenance: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mao_(Chi
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      [Source: Mao (昴) — The Pleiades as the Hairy Head of the White Tiger in Chinese Astronomy — tradition: chinese; era: ancient (earliest record ~2357 BC) through imperial period. Excerpt 2/4. Provenance: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mao_(Chi

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