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17 de oct. de 2019 · The Dresden Codex is a Mayan book, the oldest surviving from the Americas, dating to the 13th or 14th century. The codex was rediscovered in the city of Dresden, Germany, hence the book's present name. It is located in the museum of the Saxon State Library.
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El Códice Dresde fue elaborado alrededor del 1200-1250 d.C. Se compone de 39 hojas de papel amate pintadas por ambos lados. Su contenido muestra elementos iconográficos, glíficos y números relacionados con los dioses indígenas y ciclos de los astros.
The Dresden Codex is the most famous and admired Maya hieroglyphic manuscript of the four that survive. It dates from the Late Post-Classic period (1350-1542 AD), although it contains retrospective information from the Classic period (292-909 AD), which surely comes from a long process of copying, adapting, updating and recomposing of ancient ...
The codex depicts hieroglyphs and numerals and figures, and contains ritual and divination calendars, calculations of the phases of Venus, eclipses of the sun and moon, instructions relating to new-year ceremonies, and descriptions of the locations of the Rain God, which culminate in a full-page miniature showing a great deluge.
The content of the Dresden Codex was divided by Thompson into three primary topics: 260 day almanacs and 364 day counts of worship and divination, astronomical - astrological material, and prophecies for the tun and the katun (1972:20). The almanacs and day counts, which occupy the bulk of the codex, concern topics of daily life.
