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What is the Mayan Calendar date for January 13, 2003?
In this video we will show you.

You will see first the date represented in Maya writing, and then the written form.

The first stance shows how the Mayans expressed dates using glyphs, which is today's version of a logo, a symbol or a logogram. Yes, they invented logos way before they were a thing. On the left are the number glyphs and on the right the symbol for each date. Today we use day, months, years, centuries, millenia. The Mayan Long Count Calendar used K'in (day), Winal (we could understand it as a longer week), Tun (year), K'atun (period of 20 years) and B'aktun (vaguely our equivalent of century).

The second stance shows each term outlined for better understanding corresponding to this date. It also shows the quick format of this date written as (0.0.0.0.0) which anyone can type anywhere exactly as it is shown here. Additionally, you can see the Tzolkin, Haab and Lord of the Night Mayan Calendars corresponding to this date.

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