Egypt began its year in high summer, when a star returned and the river rose. On Wep Renpet, the calendar that wandered for three thousand years, and the five days that belonged to no year.

Wep Renpet: Why Egypt Began Its Year in High Summer

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Wep Renpet: Why Egypt Began Its Year in High Summer

Wep Renpet: Why Egypt Began Its Year in High Summer

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