The Maya and Tzental Calendars Comprising the Complete Series of Days, With Their Positions in the Month for Each One of the Fifty-Two Years of the Cycle, According to Each System

A comprehensive study of the calendars used by the ancient Maya and Tzental peoples of Mesoamerica. This meticulously-researched work offers a detailed analysis of the calendars' astronomical basis, their historical and cultural context, and their practical use in everyday life. A must-read for scholars of Mesoamerican culture and history.

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