Mul.Apin

Mul.Apin is an ancient Babylonian text that serves as an early astronomical and astrological work. Dating back to the 7th century BCE, it consists of a series of tablets that catalog celestial phenomena, including the movements of planets, stars, and constellations. The title translates to "The Calculation of the Heavens." This text reflects how ancient civilizations observed and interpreted the sky, influencing later astronomy and astrology. Mul.Apin illustrates the early understanding of celestial cycles and their significance in agriculture, navigation, and religious ceremonies, marking an important step in the history of astronomy.