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Welcome back. How was your New Year?

I hope it went well, that you did something you enjoyed,

and that you took some time to reflect on what you achieved in 2016,

and what you'd like to achieve in 2017. One thing I want to achieve is a more

comprehensive look at the Egyptian calendar and their year in a religious sense.

It's something I've touched on only briefly,

because until this year I've been running through time periods

that don't leave a wealth of evidence on the subject. Well, now our sources are beginning to multiply,

and I feel I'm at a place in the story where I can tell you something meaningful.

So, for the next 12 months, I'm going to be releasing a new mini episode every month

about the Egyptian religious year festivals dates, or that jazz. Today's little episode takes a look at the all-important first month of the

Egyptian New Year, the month called Tech. Sometimes it's called Thoth or Thoot

depending on the time period you're looking at or the source you're reading,

but the ancient Egyptian term was tech,

which means drunkenness. No explanation needed, I think. This was a time of celebration,

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