The Cycle Calendar (c.c.), Or 128 Years Cycle System Of Measuring Time

An in-depth study of the calendrical system used in ancient civilizations and its relationship to the natural cycles of the universe. Alexander Griffith takes us on a journey through time and shows us how the calendar system generations past was based on astronomical observations and the natural cycles of the universe. This book provides a fascinating insight into the ancient ways of measuring time and will appeal to anyone interested in the history of calendars and the study of the universe.
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