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It is not know precisely who or where the first 365 day calendar was invented or used. Many cultures on many continents used and invented it independently.

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Who invented the calendar used before the 365 day calendar?

The Egyptian


What civilization used a 365 day calendar and built their cities at thebes and Memphis?

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When was the first 365-Day calendar adopted?

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