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The three oldest known calendars furnish lunar/solar reckoning insights. The Jewish Calendar, the Egyptian Calendar and the ancient Sun Kingdoms' Calendars of the Americas 7,000 years in the past.
The earliest Egyptian calendar was based on the moon's cycles, but later the Egyptians realized that the "Dog Star" in Canis Major, which is now called Sirius, rose next to the sun every 365 days, about when the annual inundation of the Nile began. Based on this knowledge, they devised a 365-day calendar that seems to have begun in 4236 B.C., the earliest recorded year in history.
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The History of Astrology, an ancient art, began around 4000 BC with the Hindus who worshiped Vishnu (Sun), symbol of life. They believed he took many forms, such as the ram or bull; symbols that are still used in the Zodiac.
Egyptians combined religion with astrology 3000 BC.like the Fishes (Pisces)
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Calendar-making, we have an exact date from ancient Mayan: August 12, 3114 B.C.
Another calenda, India begun on February 18, 3,102 B.C only eleven years after the start of the Mayan Long Count
The American Hopi Indians say we are in the fith and inal age of the circle of life/ Science has shown us the the precession of earth curcles every 25,868 years, They didn't really have qa calendar but considering, the last afe started 3160BC
About 3000 BC it is believed that Astrology was developed by the Chaldeans and Babylonians
Stonehenge in England (built in phases from around 3300BC
The Chinese also developed a system of astrology around 2800 BC.
Egyptians in 3100 BCE were the first to record one of the earliest years in history.
Ussher chronology begins history of the world in 4004 BC.
Bede began his history of the world with 3952 BC.
Traditional dating of the Jewish Anno mundi calendar dating from creation begins in 3761 BC.
Freemasons add 4000 years to the current Anno Domini calendar (i.e., 2012 AD = 6012 AL)
