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In 2010, during excavations, American archaeologists discovered another Mayan calendar that “cancels” prospective doomsday. Meanwhile, scientists dispute itself the current definition of the Mayan calendar, as complete his record simply cannot be. It’s only about related a unified set of rules for an ongoing dating system in which fixed dates, periods and cycles. Like any other It is relevant as long as it is used. Found calendar is astronomical tables containing complex mathematical calculations of the motion cycles of Venus, Mars and the Earth. The surviving murals describe in detail the solar and lunar years. The calendar is compiled for the next 7 thousand years. Entries are made on the walls of one of the buildings. It has been suggested that the building, in which the ancient scientist lived could be a kind of school astronomers, and graffiti was a visual aid. The find does not contain any predictions regarding prospective doomsday. Moreover, according to scientists in the classical Mayan civilization tradition doesn’t have such a concept at all exist. Disasters, earthquakes – all this is present in Aztec calendar mythology. The myth of the end of the world in 2012 – the result of an incorrect combination of these traditions. Mentality ancient Maya was fundamentally different from the existing one. Where modern humanity is looking for the end of the world, they saw a sequel life in a new time period. There is a version that Mayan calendar representations for 2012 account for a change of eras. A deity named Bologne Okte will rule the next temporary a segment that ends in 7136. Member of European Mayanist associations Alexander Safronov draws an analogy between Mayan calendar and currently used Gregorian. He says that their complete record simply cannot be. The calendar is just astronomical calculation based dating system. And nobody in general, except perhaps for experts, they don’t care about how many years ahead the Gregorian calendar has been drawn up, what will happen, when the billing period is over. Calendar Billing Tables were found in the province of Petain in northern Guatemala, where excavation of one of the largest “dead cities” Mayan civilization. The ruins of Shaltun were discovered back in 1915. Systematic excavations began in 2001. Scientists date the find 9th century A.D. Today it is the oldest of all famous Mayan civilization calendar entries.
End of the World Mayan Civilization
