Gezer Calendar

The Gezer Calendar is an ancient Hebrew inscription, believed to date back to the 10th century BCE, found in the archaeological site of Gezer in Israel. It lists agricultural activities and seasonal tasks throughout the year, reflecting the agricultural society of that time. The calendar highlights periods for activities like harvesting grain, vineyard care, and other seasonal events, emphasizing the importance of agriculture in everyday life. Its significance lies in providing insights into the early Israelite culture, language, and their connection to the land, as well as being one of the earliest known examples of a written calendar.