Time Keeping

Question 0

Olympiads

Answer 0

Used Olympiads to tell time. period of four years example Rome is founded in the third year of the sixth Olympiad

Question 1

Time in antiquity

Answer 1

Lists of office holders and priests

No specific way to keep the time

Question 2

Lunar calendar

Answer 2

One month equals 29.53 days
One year is 354 days
11 days missing from our year and no leap year

Question 3

Egyptian calendar

Answer 3

Had two solar calendar that was for civil uses a lunar calendar for religion
Also dated the year by the reign of the pharaohs

Question 4

The Julian calendar

Answer 4

Calendar reform in 46 B.C.E. had 445 days

Leap years and a year now has 365 days

Question 5

Georgian Calendar reform

Answer 5

Was in the 16th century Gregory the 13th
People aren’t sure when to celebrate holidays so in 1582 October 4 was immediately followed by October 14
No leap years in full century years that cannot be divided by 400
Average year became 365.2425 days
January 1 start the new year