Egyptian astronomers calculated the length of the solar year at 365 days, and divided those days into 12 months. This is the basis for modern calendars, but Egyptians divided the year into a different

Egyptian astronomers

calculated the length of the
solar year at 365 days, and
divided those days into
12 months. This is the basis for
modern calendars, but
Egyptians divided the year into
a different number of seasons.
What is the ratio of months to
seasons for ancient Egyptians,
and what is the ratio of months
to seasons in modern times?
Months Seasons Ratio
Ancient 12
Egypt
correctly
Modern 12
Times

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