- Type:
- Solar Eclipse
- Date:
- 26 November 389 BCE
- Era:
- Classical Antiquity
- Location (anchor):
- 5.9°N, 114.6°E
solar eclipse
The anchor/central coordinate of this event is approximately 5.9°N, 114.6°E.
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Frequently asked questions
- What was solar eclipse of November 26, 390 BC?
- solar eclipse
- When did solar eclipse of November 26, 390 BC occur?
- 26 November 389 BCE
- What type of astronomical event was solar eclipse of November 26, 390 BC?
- Solar Eclipse
- Where was solar eclipse of November 26, 390 BC observed?
- Anchor/central coordinate approximately 5.9°N, 114.6°E.