Maya Calendar

A fantastic replica of the Maya Calendar, a remarkable piece of ancient craftsmanship used by the Maya civilisation to track the cycles of time. These designs vary, with each one featuring intricate carvings and symbols representing the Mayan understanding of time and the cosmos.

• Dimensions: Approx 22cm diameter
• Cultural Significance: The Maya Calendar was central to the Maya’s advanced knowledge of astronomy and mathematics. It is composed of several interconnected cycles, including the Tzolk'in (260-day sacred cycle) and the Haab' (365-day solar cycle).
• Material: Typically made from resin or stone to mimic the durable materials the Maya would have used in their own carvings.
• Educational Purpose: This calendar can be used to teach about the Maya civilisation, their intricate systems of timekeeping, and their contributions to ancient astronomy. Perfect for schools or collectors of ancient history.