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 Rarely has there been a civilization without the measurement of time in ca
 lendars\, clocks\, smaller subdivisions and other measurements of periodic
 ity e.g. seasons\, eclipses\, holidays\, games\, etc. In the Minoan cultur
 e\, the Minoans used:\nRarely has there been a civilization without the me
 asurement of time in calendars\, clocks\, smaller subdivisions and other m
 easurements of periodicity e.g. seasons\, eclipses\, holidays\, games\, et
 c. In the Minoan culture\, the Minoans used:1) Flat stone surfaces with a 
 number of pits dug into them\, which Sir A. Evans called cairns\, from at 
 least 2600 BC.\n2) The artifact (in Phaistos) that the leaders could predi
 ct exactly after how many lunar months (Sarus and Exeligus periods) the ne
 xt eclipse would take place\, from 2000 BC. The Dictionaries state that th
 e Chaldeans discovered the Sarus period in 700 BC!!!\n3) The measurement f
 or the periodicity of the bull-leaping festival every five years\,\n4) The
  measurement for an unknown holiday in Gournia every two years\,\n5) The 8
 -year lunisolar calendar\, from 2100 BC.\n6) The original annual solar cal
 endar of 10 solar months of 36 days each\, from 1900 BC.\n7) The 4-year so
 lar calendar from 1550 BC. found and dated by Sir Evans. Dictionaries stat
 e that the modern 4-year was established by Julius Caesar in 45 BC!!!\n8) 
 the autumnal equinox (and therefore also the spring equinox) to start coun
 ting the days of the annual solar calendar. They even knew the dates of th
 e two solstices and 9) 20 minute water hourglasses.Mr. Alexios Pliakos is 
 a mathematician of EKPA &amp\; researcher of ancient history-prehistory\n&
 nbsp\;
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SUMMARY:Minoan Calendars\, by Alexios Pliakos
TRANSP:OPAQUE
URL:https://test.atlanteans.eu/en/component/icagenda/17-minoiki-kriti-imero
 logia-2/2024-04-29-18-30
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