QUANTITATIVE FORMULATION OF THE CHRONO-SABTO METRIC (K_s): A NUMERICAL RESOLUTION TO THE C14 RADIOCARBON DATING ANOMALY IN THE JERICHO WALL DESTRUCTION STRATIGRAPHY (CITY IV) BASED ON UNESCO-ICOMOS EVALUATION RECORDS

The chronological impasse in Levantine studies regarding the dating of the destruction of the Jericho fortress (City IV) stems from a systematic asynchrony between textual records (~1406 BCE) and raw laboratory radiocarbon readings (~1550 BCE). This manuscript presents a micro-mathematical solution through the application of a non-linear terrestrial space-time compression formula: \(K_{s}=\left(\frac{T_{\text{out}}\times 365.2422}{t_{\text{total}}}\right)^{2}\) By incorporating the parameters of External Geologic Drift (T_out = 141.40) Years) and the accumulated unit of internal operational duration (t_total = 14,623.6880) Quantum Days), this formula yields a definitive Chrono-Sabto Density metric of (K_s = 12.4723). The calculation demonstrates a pure spatio-temporal consistency that unifies field empirical data, ancient chronological records, and the official UNESCO-ICOMOS World Heritage Evaluation Document No. 1687 with absolute decimal precision. This methodology successfully neutralizes localized atmospheric calibration distortions at the Tell es-Sultan site.