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Photo 1 Text Heading Photo 1 Text Don't let the date fool you, it's a picture of a picture	Photo 1 File Name
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Photo 2 Text Heading Photo 2 Text Because the base of the number system was 20, larger numbers were written down in powers of 20. We do that in our decimal system too: for example 32 is 310+2. In the Maya system, this would be 120+12, because they used 20 as base. One of their greatest contributions is the discovery of the number “0”.	Photo 2 File Name
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Photo 3 Text Heading Photo 3 Text The Mayan solar calendar was composed of 365 days of 19 months. At the center, the Mayan God of Time supporting the burden of time on his back. The Mayans also believed that the world would come to an end in 2012.	Photo 3 File Name
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Photo 4 Text Heading Photo 4 Text The calendar consisted of a 365 day calendar cycle and a 260 day ritual cycle. These two cycles together formed a 52 year, a century, sometimes called the Calendar Round.Every month had its name, and the days of the month were numbered from one to twenty.The original Aztec Calendar is a 12 feet massive stone slab. On December 17th, 1790 the stone was discovered, buried in the Zocalo Plaza (the main square) of Mexico City.	Photo 4 File Name
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Photo 5 Text Heading Photo 5 Text According to the Mayans, their Gods created man from a corn on a cob.Therefore, the Mayans called themselves the people of the corn.	Photo 5 File Name
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Photo 6 Text Heading Photo 6 Text Cinco de Mayo (The Fifth of May) is a national holiday in Mexico which is also widely celebrated in the United States. It commemorates the victory of Mexican forces led by General Ignacio Zaragoza over the French occupational forces in the Battle of Puebla on 05 May 1862.It is a common misconception that Cinco de Mayo is Mexico's Independence Day, which is celebrated on 16 September	Photo 6 File Name
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Photo 7 Text Heading Photo 7 Text November 1, All Saints Day, and November 2, All Souls Day are marked throughout Mexico by a plethora of intriguing customs that vary widely according to the ethnic roots of each region. Common to all, however, are colorful adornments and lively reunions at family burial plots, the preparation of special foods, offerings laid out for the departed on commemorative altars and religious rites that are likely to include noisy fireworks. In most localities November 1 is set aside for remembrance of deceased infants and children, often referred to as angelitos (little angels). Those who have died as adults are honored November 2.	Photo 7 File Name
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Photo 8 Text Heading Photo 8 Text The Fountain of Youth is a legendary spring that reputedly restores the youth of anyone who drinks of its waters. Florida is said to be its location.Spanish explorer Juan Ponce de León was searching for the Fountain of Youth when he travelled to present-day Florida in 1513. The name Florida means the place of flowers.	Photo 8 File Name

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