Chronological Synchronisation of the Irish Annals

Chronological Synchronisation of the Irish Annals.

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https://publications.scss.tcd.ie/kronos/chronology/synchronisms/Edition_3/intro.htm

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Domain-specific

• Chronological Synchronism
  • A Chronological Synchronism is a shared, independently identifiable occurrence that constrains the relation between dating systems.

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    The study treats synchronism as a relation between the AU and AT/CS chronologies pinned by events with independent AD dates, illustrating but not stating the general definition.

    “AT/CS and AU finally reach proper synchronism at AD 660.”

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