Saludos, he subido fotos del interior del museo, a pesar de ser un museo pequeño, realmente tiene bastante historia prehispanica. Lo interesante es que tiene dos monolitos circulares, que son ni mas ni menos que dos calendarios solares (Xiupohuali y Tonalpohualli), el primero es agricola de 18 meses y el segundo es el adivinatorio y en base a este se asignaban los nombres, cabe señalar que los dias en el calendario azteca es de 265 dias, tiempo aprox que dura la gestacion humana. ¿como vez? fisicamente existen estos calendarios en el museo, algo que es de admirarse, pues en la bibliografia no hay imagen documentada acerca del Xiupohualli, el tonalpohualli mas popular es el calendario azteca y en el museo se cuenta con uno mas sencillo, pero finalmente hacia la misma funcion. este museo se localiza en la comunidad de san matias tlalancaleca y son piezas del museo local,que finalmente no s ele a dado la difucion necesaria para hacerlo mas interesante.
Greetings, I uploaded pictures of the interior of the Museum, despite being a small museum, actually has quite some history Prehispanic. Interesting thing is that it has two circular monoliths, which are neither more nor less than two solar calendars (Xiupohuali and Tonalpohualli), the first is agricola of 18 months and the second is the divinatory and names were allocated on the basis of this, it should be noted that the days in the Aztec calendar is 265 days approx time lasting human gestation. as time? physically there are these calendars in the Museum, something which is admired, as in the bibliography there is no image documented about the Xiupohualli, the tonalpohualli more popular is the Aztec calendar and in the Museum there is one more simple, but ultimately to the same function. This museum is located in the community of san matias tlalancaleca and they are pieces of the local Museum, which finally not s ele gave the necessary difucion to make it more interesting.
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