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•	How was the Calendar Created? (TO BE WRITTEN)
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The 2002-2003 Calendar
•	How do you Read the Calendar?
•	Introduction
•	Akhet I
•	Akhet II
•	Akhet III
•	Akhet IV
•	Peret I
•	Peret II
•	Peret III
•	Peret IV
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•	Epagomenal Days
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Epagomenal Days of the Year

The Epagomenal Days are the Days Upon the Year which were highly celebrated by the Ancient Egyptians. It was the transitional days between the old year and the upcoming New Year. These days celebrated the birthdays of the children of Shu and Tefnut. It was during this time that great change occurred, and it was not unusual for lives to become somewhat chaotic during this period.

For information on this calendar and how to read it, please read How to Read this Calendar.

Day Julian Date Festival

One July 28th Birth of Wesir

Two July 29th Birth of Heru-Wer

Three July 30th Birth of Set

Four July 31st Birth of Aset

Five August 1st Birth of NebetHet

Opening of The Year -- WEP RENPET

The New Year of the Kemetic Traditional Religion begins August 2, 2003