I dunno if they count gestational time though

Koreans actually do

Calender might have been different but the year would have been the same

So if a Korean chick tells you she's 18, beware

I dont think there is a calendar with a non standard year period

The asians do age weird

Depends highly on the classical era too though as they didn't have the same system to calculate days/hours though

There is a system where everyone grows older on the same day too

Koreans are age 1 at birth, and +1 each New Years

Yep that

Madness

Back in the old days, in fact not too long ago, sunset was the end of the day. So all the dark hours were at the beginning of the day

It would have measured up fairly accurately over time

But each day wouldn't be equal to each other

I would rather days start at sunrise

Or roughly at 6 am

True, but the fact is that we don't know a lot for classic era / pre classic era. On prehistoric a measure of time was to look at the sun, before humans even made a sun-clock to make the days in parts

That's why Jews have Sabbath at weird times, and Catholics can go to mass on Saturday evening to skip church on Sundays

But people knew there were years for a while

People pretty much did that up until not that long ago

Even when clocks were around not everyone had one

Clock towers n shiet

Or communal sun dial what ever

The majority of people didn't live in a clock town

Or even close to neighbors

The roosters told them it was morning, and they only knew it was time to get off work because they couldn't see shit

Roosters where used as a signal that was time to wake up mostly and it's still used in some villages here

Ptolemy came up with noon, and by extension midnight, and divided each half into 12 hours

I still see it when I'm going to my village as a lot of the old people still use the same routine

In different times of the year, the hours will be different lengths too

thats logical, in winter here we have "shorter" days and longer nights while in summer is the opposite

Yeah, an hour was 1/12th of the light time

If it was actually light for 13 hours, then a Roman hour would be 1:05

That room is also the reasons to believe wiccanism room.

paganism is rarted

I've come to hate demonic other religions so much that I'm done celebrating Halloween, still eating shitty candy tho

I celebrate All Saint's Eve

For me Halloween is Halo night. Few guys get together and play halo until midnight

For me I dress up in a Scooby Doo costume

And get a bunch of parents wanting pics of me with their kids