This excellent article about the Aztec Calendar is the first re-blog I am posting so far this year. This topic is one of my favorites.
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This excellent article about the Aztec Calendar is the first re-blog I am posting so far this year. This topic is one of my favorites.
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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.
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I would love to read your interpretation or understanding of it though!
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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. 🙂
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Cool! I lived in El Salvador for three ears and the uncharted pyramids are every where in the countryside!
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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.
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I would love to see them.
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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.
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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.) 🙂
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