The Time Perspective in Ancient Mexico and Central America

Title

The Time Perspective in Ancient Mexico and Central America

Magazine

Improvement Era

Publication Type

Magazine Article

Year of Publication

1943

Authors

Pagination

470–471, 504–505

Date Published

August 1943

Volume

46

Issue Number

8

Abstract

This article claims that in the study of ancient civilizations in Mexico and Central America two facets should be considered—important geographical locations and the chronological factor. This article is interested in the latter concern, discussing the sequential relationship of civilizations in a given area, and the “absolute chronology” as measured by the Western calendar.

Subject Keywords

Chronology
Timekeeping
Pre-Columbian American History
Calendar System
Mexico
Ancient America – Mesoamerica
Ancient America - Mesoamerica

Bibliographic Citation

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