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• wander73

  

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  Since March used to be the first month of the yr where Dec. was the tenth month.  Jan and Feb were added at the end of winter.   If this is what's making the pyramid equation cloudy then the solar year count is off . 

   

  The Romans had the calendar ten days a month.  Now because 115 and 341  can't possibly apply now.

   

  Can anyone PLEASE explain this????
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  _{I wonder why and how Romans have ten days in a month while we have up to thirty one days in a month wander73. I think your pyramid picks are way off in terms of making your picks at times and good at other times wander73.}

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  Quote: Originally posted by ressuccess on Aug 13, 2017

  _{I wonder why and how Romans have ten days in a month while we have up to thirty one days in a month wander73. I think your pyramid picks are way off in terms of making your picks at times and good at other times wander73.}

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  _{I wonder why and how Romans have ten days in a month while we have up to thirty one days in a month wander73. I think your pyramid picks are way off in terms of making your picks at times and good at other times wander73.}

  A lunisolar calendar is a calendar whose date indicates both the moon phase (day) and the time of the solar year (month).

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  Quote: Originally posted by Raven62 on Aug 13, 2017

  A lunisolar calendar is a calendar whose date indicates both the moon phase (day) and the time of the solar year (month).

  Well then let me ask you this.  Where would I be able to find the answer in this forum?   Whether someone has the answer now, 5 yrs ago, 10 yrs ago?
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  Quote: Originally posted by wander73 on Aug 13, 2017

  Well then let me ask you this.  Where would I be able to find the answer in this forum?   Whether someone has the answer now, 5 yrs ago, 10 yrs ago?

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