Calendario Maya

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The ancient Mayan Calendar is a sophisticated system of interlocking cycles that measure time in a way unlike our own Gregorian calendar. With its intricate network of 19 different units, each representing a distinct measurement of time, the Mayan calendar is an incredibly complex and fascinating tool. At its core, the calendar consists of three primary components: the Tzolkin (a cycle of 260 days), the Haab (a cycle of 365 days), and the Long Count (a measure of time from a fixed starting point to the present).