Guillet et al. 2023, Lunar eclipses illuminate timing and climate impact of medieval volcanism, Nature 616, 90 to 95 (open access)
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Greenland-only sulfate around 1262: a northern eruption whose haze stayed low
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Antarctic sulfur from the 1286 eruption starts rising in August 1285
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1261: no sky record falls in the right window, and the obvious one was already considered
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The 1286 eruption really happened in 1285
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1229 eruption (ice cores said 1230)
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1286 eruption: a big sulfur signal that left the Moon bright
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The Moon went as dark as a moonless night: Fujiwara no Teika on the eclipse of 2 December 1229
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The Moon showed yellow, red and many colours: Bartholomew de Cotton on the eclipse of 22 October 1287