Clue from nature 1200 BC

Base rate: about 1.6 central eclipses over Gibeon in 200 years (1300 to 1100 BC)

scripts/eclipse_baserate.py: every central eclipse of 1300 to 1100 BC that could reach the Levant, computed for Gibeon over the Delta T uncertainty (sigma about 730 s). Only two have a real chance of being central there: 1207 BC (about 1.00) and the total eclipse of 30 September 1131 BC (0.44, around 12:30 with the Sun 57 degrees up). Deep partial eclipses (magnitude over 0.8) come about every 14 years. Our list matches Khalisi's table eclipse for eclipse.

How it connects

This clue from nature supports this hunch Joshua's 'Sun stand still' was the annular eclipse of 30 October 1207 BC it is the only near-certain central eclipse for 170 years

This clue from nature is a clue for Did Joshua's 'Sun stand still' at Gibeon remember a solar eclipse?

This clue from nature we read it in Khalisi 2021, Joshua's total solar eclipse at Gibeon, arXiv 2102.09402

This clue from nature came from this step Tested the 1207 BC eclipse claim for Joshua at Gibeon