From the Neolithic to present times, the amount of sunlight we see in a day has had a profound impact on human culture. We are fast approaching the winter solstice for the Northern hemisphere, which takes place on December 21. This is the longest night of the year - once celebrated as "Yule" by the pagan people of Northern Europe before it became Christmas.
From the Neolithic to present times, the amount of sunlight we see in a day has had a profound impact on human culture. We are fast approaching the winter solstice for the Northern hemisphere, which takes place on December 21. This is the longest night of the year - once celebrated as "Yule" by the pagan people of Northern Europe before it became Christmas.
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