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Article Title: used in Decor
Author: Sigi Frias
Category: Culture and Society, Art
Word Count: 556
Keywords: Mayans, ancient maya art ancient mayan art, pre columbian, mexican style decor
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Today after countless and some breakthroughs at the meaning of what is left, we at their advanced in astronomy, mathematics and their . . Their writing system was original and on phonetics like ours. And ancient Mayan art is beautiful, vibrant and used in Mexican style decor.



Mayan Prophecy Accounts of 2012

Incredibly the ancient Mayans were able to an astrological alignment that only occurs every 26,000 years. According to the surviving Dresden Codex, the Great Cycle of the Mayan Long Count Calendar (the fifth sun) ends on the winter solstice of December 21, 2012. This date happens to coincide exactly with our sun's point with what modern astronomers call the Great Rift. This Great Rift is a band of dark dust clouds located around the center of the Milky Way Galaxy from our vantage point on Earth. The ancient Mayans were well aware of this Great Rift and even named it. They knew it as Xibalba-be or "Black Road". According to the Maya, this "Black Road" was the entrance to the underworld, a place of evil and misfortune. The ancient Maya art in the last page of the Dresden Codex, shows the destruction of the world by water.

Even more interesting, present day astronomers believe this Great Rift is located around a massive Black Hole Star located at the center of our Milky Way galaxy.


Sigi Frias spends his time in Mexico traking down pre-Columbian style home/office decore items. He is familiar with Maya glyphs and Aztec history. View his collection at of ancient Maya art
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