Coligny Calendar

The Coligny Calendar is an ancient Gallo-Roman calendar discovered in France, dating back to around 52 BCE. It was used by the Gauls to track lunar months and important agricultural events. Made of bronze, the calendar features 12 months, divided into 30-day segments, with additional days for seasonal adjustments. It also highlights festivals and celestial observations. The calendar reflects the blend of Roman and Gallic cultures and showcases how the Gauls organized their year around the lunar cycle, aiding in farming and rituals. Its discovery has provided valuable insights into ancient Gallic society and its timekeeping practices.