Ancient Calendars, Astronomy, and Numerology

Pi, Calendar Numerology, and the Aztec Sun Stone

Earth/matriX – Science in Ancient Artworks
Essays:
Reciprocal of Seven and Pi in the Ancient Reckoning System
The Reciprocal of Seven and Pi in the Ancient Reckoning System
by Charles William Johnson

The Earth Matrix Site explores the notion that ancient cultures shared a common calendar system with several components, among other subjects. There’s a lot of considered information to peruse.

The Aztec Sun Stone, often called the Aztec Calendar Stone, encodes much numerological information in its symbols. This essay examines how Pi has been calculated using intergers instead of decimals. Pi is a representation of the relationship of a circle’s circumference to its diameter.

Here’s a painted replica of the Sunstone which highlights the details.

which is comparable to theAbysmal Calendar

Pi looks like this

And Pi also looks like this:

3.1415926535897932384626433832795028841971693993751058209749445923078164062862089986280348253421170679...

You calculate Pi by taking the length of the circumference and divide it by the diameter. Every circle, regardless of scale, has this relationship with Pi, among others.