Aztec Calendars

8 thoughts on “Aztec Calendars”

1. This stone is also known as the Aztec Sun Stone. This design is a favorite of mine, I have photos that we took in the museum in Mexico City. I’ve been planning a post, but when I saw this one on the math site it is such good and accurate information that I posted this one.

   LikeLiked by 1 person

   1. I would love to read your interpretation or understanding of it though!

      LikeLike

      1. one of my main focus area is Mexico and the ancients. Actually my field is Latin America, which includes basically everything from the Big Bang so to speak. 🙂

         LikeLiked by 1 person

      2. Cool! I lived in El Salvador for three ears and the uncharted pyramids are every where in the countryside!

         LikeLike

      3. cool! I haven’t been there, we got to a lot of sites in Mexico, the roughest one was Coba’ in Yucatan…from the top of the big one I could see numerous others in the jungle that were not yet open. Coba wasn’t yet well know when we were there, late 1980s. I need to drag out those photos…a lot of them are in slides, though, which may be a problem.

         LikeLike

      4. I would love to see them.

         LikeLike

      5. stay tuned…I’m ztill working on our Christmas bash. I do want to write-up some of my Mexico excursions so I better get to it.

         LikeLiked by 1 person

2. There was a lot of misinformation at the millenium about the Mayan calendar…which is not the same as the Aztec Calendar…although “they” said it was. The Mayans did a lot with numbers, and with dates, but a lot of the prophecy stuff was hype which the end-of-the-world folks spun. (oh-oh, sorry about the lecture-mode.) 🙂

   LikeLike

Comments are closed.