Ancient Lunar Calendars
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The ancient Egyptians used lunar phases to track agricultural seasons.
The ancient Greeks used its cycles to develop a calendar of the year .
Some religions use a lunar calendar to determine holy dates, such as Islam marking the start and end of Ramadan by the sighting of the crescent moon.
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