#azteccalendar
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In 1995, I built a website about the Aztec calendar. Over the years, many helped improve it—William Horden, Ricardo J. Salvador, Victor Mendoza-Grado, Marta Ramírez, Rick Holmer, Ian Mursell, and Felipe Dávalos. It served millions worldwide
The Aztec 52-year cycle ends soon. My interpretation of the sources suggests this schedule for the 12-day ritual period: Sept 28–Oct 2: Nemontemi – 5 dangerous days. Stay indoors, no fires. Oct 3–9: Ritual preparations. Oct 9–10: New Fire C
Wishing a quiet and reflective Nēmontēmi to all those who observe it https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/N%C4%93mont%C4%93mi# #nemontemi #azteccalendar #aztec
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