Follow with us the movements of the Crystal Skull. Keep up to date about future events, conferences and meetings. Use Mayan Calendar or Gregorian Calendar.
THIRTEEN MOONS CALENDAR
The Mayan holy calendar, formerly known as Thirteen Moons
Calendar, measures time mixing cycles of sun and moon. Base
concepts are lunation, tides and human biorhythms, similar to
female cyclicity. The concept-number is 28. Dividing solar year by
28 we obtain 13: just like lunation in a solar year. A day stays
out of this computation: this day is called "the day out of time";
it is Mayan New Year's Day and it corresponds to our July,
25.
Mayan calendar also integrates many "twin" aspects, like Sun and
Moon: they represents male and female concepts.
GREGORIAN CALENDAR
Gregorian Calendar is the official calendar worldwide. It was
introducted in late '500, thanks to Pope Gregorio XIII. Gregorian
Calendar starts from birth of Jesus (approximately 753 years after
foundation of Rome), and it was a modification of the Julian
Calendar previously in use. For this reason, it did not cause
interruption in the years count.
Gregorian Calendar is a solar calendar: it's based on cycle of
season; it's formed by 12 month, it has 365 days...and
something more. Every 4 years we accumulate an amount of
time corresponding to a day; we call this year "leap year" and we
add the day to February, the only month which has 28 day or 29 days
during leap years.