A new Mayan discovery has the archaeology community talking
about an older calendar that was located on the wall of an
ancient small room that could refute doomsday and the theory
that the end of the world is coming. The archeologists believe
this new calendar dates back 1,200 years, the one that has been
interpreted by some to predict the end of the world on December
21st 2012 is only about 600 years old. They believe of the older
writings, by what would have been royal scribes, the Mayans used
the walls as sort of a blackboard to keep astronomical records
and the society’s intricate calendar. Experts studying the wall
calendar say that there is no prediction of a world ending
event, but rather it goes on for many years. “The Mayan calendar
is going to keep going for billions, trillions, octillions of
years into the future,” said archaeologist David Stuart of the
University of Texas, who worked to decipher the glyphs. “Numbers
we can’t even wrap our heads around.” Anthony Aveni of Colgate
University in Hamil