Some of the records from this civilization are dated from a nearly total eclipse which probably occurred in 763 BCE.
Some of the records from this civilization are dated from a nearly total eclipse which probably occurred in 763 BCE. This empire was ruled by three different kings named Tiglath-Pileser, the last of whom had a son who based his name on an earlier powerful Akkadian King. That son built a fortress at Dur-Sharrukin and is now called Sargon the Second, and his son Sennacherib moved the capital. Name this civilization which lost Nineveh to the Babylonians in 612 BCE.
Some of the records from this civilization are dated from a nearly total eclipse which probably occurred in 763 BCE.
Assyria(n)