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Time wasn’t uniform: winter hours were shorter (less work outdoors), summer hours longer. A “day” was from sunrise to sunset, divided into tasks (e.g., “time to plow two furrows”).

Farmers used the position of the sun relative to mountain ridges, trees, or specially placed stones. For example, in Kakheti, shepherds knew it was noon when a certain rock’s shadow touched a specific stream. tamashebis gadmowera

Monasteries rang bells for prayers (Matins, Vespers). Villagers set their day by these rings: “Third bell” meant midday rest, “sixth bell” signaled evening milking. Time wasn’t uniform: winter hours were shorter (less