The calendar developed by the Sumerians was based on:

The calendar developed by the Sumerians was based on the moon.
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Answered by Nerdygirl94 | 2024-06-10

The calendar developed by the Sumerians was based on a** lunar system**.
How was this done?
They divided the year into 12 months, with each month corresponding roughly to a lunar cycle or the time it takes for the moon to orbit the Earth.
Each **month **was further divided into three periods of 10 days, resulting in a 30-day month. To reconcile the lunar calendar with the solar year, they added an intercalary month periodically. This lunar calendar system laid the foundation for subsequent calendars developed by other civilizations and influenced the concept of months and lunar cycles in various cultures.
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Answered by jayilych4real | 2024-06-18

The Sumerian calendar was a lunar calendar consisting of 12 months, typically 30 days each, with periodic intercalation to account for discrepancies with the solar year. This system laid the foundation for later calendars developed by other civilizations. Its influence can still be seen in various modern calendars that reflect lunar cycles.
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Answered by jayilych4real | 2024-10-31