True Genius: Caesar’s Calendar – One-A-Day Puzzle Calendar, 365 Unique Solves, Brainteasers, Wood Puzzle, Difficulty Level 4, Project Genius, Ages 8+

CAESAR’S CALENDAR was used in Rome starting in 46BC due to constant political manipulation used in the previous Roman Calendar. Also known as the Julian Calendar, this invention divided the year into 12 months while also introducing the concept of a leap day. Amazingly, a version of Caesar’s Calendar is still used today. Combining this long-lived Roman invention with the inquisitive nature of the ancient people, Caesar’s Calendar will provide you with a daily challenge worthy of a True Genius. THE GOAL is to arrange all the pieces on the board to show today’s date. Caesar’s Calendar offers 365 ways it can be uniquely solved every day of the year. Difficulty level is 4 stars. NOTE: All Solutions can be found on the Project Genius website. Caesar’s Calendar makes a perfect birthday or Christmas gift for anyone who loves the challenge of a good brain teaser every day of the year. Early civilizations shaped our world by solving puzzles. Faced with a problem, they were able to visualize and execute a creative solution with few resources. These brilliant innovations are the foundation of our modern society and the mark of a TRUE GENIUS. PROJECT GENIUS is a woman-owned and run business. Being an active member of the Austin Autism community, we celebrate inclusion and equal opportunities. We encourage and support all experiences, backgrounds, perspectives, levels of ability, and cultures to be a part of our team.

SINGLE PLAYER LOGIC GAME: Caesar’s Calendar is a single player logic game that require you to use a creative, less straightforward thought process to solve the puzzle. The solution will be challenging. Difficulty level is 4 stars.
INCLUDES 365 UNIQUE DAILY BRAIN TEASERS: A Timeless challenge each day. Caesar’s Calendar offers 365 ways it can be uniquely solved every day of the year.
QUALITY MATERIALS: Caesar’s Calendar is made with real wood and comes in an attractive display tray.
BASED ON ANCIENT ARTIFACTS: Early civilizations had to solve problems with limited resources. These brilliant innovations are the mark of a true genius.