Voorbeelden van het gebruik van Long count in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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The Long Count of the Maya calendar recycles according to the most popular correlation on 21 December 2012.
Galactic Alignment coincides with the end of the Maya Long Count calendar on the 21st December 2012.
Besides these two cycles, the peoples of Anahuac also used the so-called Long Count, with several cycles that each consisted of a number of smaller cycles.
John Major Jenkins has made a strong case that the Maya were tracking the cycle of precession with their Long Count calendar.
the Maya Long Count, and the Julian day count. .
knew that five of their periods of 13 baktuns of the Long Count were equal to the period of the precession.
Sun did not start with the start of the Maya Long Count calendar but at the previous Great Celestial Conjunction 6480 years ago!
knew that five of their periods of 13 baktuns of the Long Count were equal to the period of the precession" From J. Laskar et al., 1993.
The prophecy of the return of the Aztec God Quetzalcoatl has been associated by many authors with the end of the Maya Long Count calendar but few can really explain why
in particular with the Great Celestial Conjunction that is occurring at the end of the Maya Long Count calendar.
Here we see how the start of their travel is also connected with the start date of the Maya Long Count calendar by the 4 Ahau,
the precession according to a period of 65 baktuns depends on when exactly the Long Count was fixed,
tried to follow the precession using their Long Count, and that the period of the precession of the equinoxes was exactly 65 baktuns long according to the Maya.
New information reveals important facts that have been overlooked by John Major Jenkins whose research has connected this site to the Maya's understanding of a Galactic Alignment that would occur at the end of the Maya Long Count calendar.
This is the Long Count. It's a sarcophagus.
Give me a long count, captain.
After 13 baktun 20 may, the main cycle of the Long Count was complete and a new one would start.
end date of the Long Count Calendar are connected since they both start and end on 4 Ahau.
A complete date specification consisted of the positions of the day in the Long Count, the tzolkin, and the haab.
The Maya inherited their basic calendrical information from the Olmecs who developed the Long Count between the second and first centuries BC.