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The ancient Maya calendar is a sophisticated system of interlocking calendars that measure time in precise mathematical relationships. It consists of three main cycles: the Tzolkin, or Divine Calendar, which has 260 days; the Haab, or Civil Calendar, with 365 days; and the Long Count, a continuous count of days from a fixed starting point. The Maya believed that their calendar was a tool for understanding the mysteries of creation and the workings of the universe. They used it to plan agricultural cycles, predict astronomical events, and calculate the movements of celestial bodies. At its core, the Maya calendar is a testament to human ingenuity and our enduring quest to understand the cosmos.