In The Egyptian calendar contained twelve months each having days.?

The Egyptian calendar consisted of twelve months, with each month typically containing 30 days. To align the calendar with the solar year, an additional five days, known as "epagomenal days," were added at the end of the year. This made the total 365 days, which helped the Egyptians track agricultural cycles and religious festivals. The calendar was crucial for planning and organizing their society around the annual flooding of the Nile.