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Mayan calendar research at UCSB

AuthorBy Mario G. Galicia, Jr. - GradDiv Diversity Peer DateSunday, November 7, 2010 at 12:20PM

By Mario G. Galicia, Jr. - GradDiv Diversity Peer

Dr. Gerardo Aldana from the Chicana/o Studies department at UCSB has recently released some research on ancient calendars, including the Mayan calendar and the 2012 myths and truths. Please click on the link below and read about Dr. Aldana's wonderful research.

 

Mayan Calendar Research

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