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Paris Codex

The Paris Codex (also known as the Codex Peresianus and Codex Pérez) is one of three surviving generally accepted pre-Columbian Maya books, dating to the Postclassic Period of Mesoamerican chronology (c. 900–1521 AD). The codex was originally part of a larger codex, with only the current fragments remaining, making it the shortest of the five codices.…

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Hieroglyphs
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Calendar RoundEclipticAjawChaacTzolkʼin
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Origin

Dresden CodexMadrid CodexYucatánJ. Eric S. ThompsonStela
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Léon de RosnyBibliothèque ImpérialeJuan Pío Pérez
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Also known as
Codex Peresianus, Codex Pérez
Condition
badly damaged
Contents
ritual almanacs and calendrical information
Date
Postclassic period (c. AD 900–1521)
Discovered
1859 in the Bibliothèque Imperiale
Format
screenfold book

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Paris Codex

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related to Origin · 16
Paris Codex → AD, Bruce Love, Classic, Dresden Codex, English Mayanist, Eric, However, In, Love, Madrid Codex, Maya, Mayapan, Stela, The, Thompson, Yucatán
related to Content · 8
Paris Codex → Each, In, Latin, Maya, On, One, Some, The
related to Discovery · 8
Paris Codex → Bibliothèque Impériale, Juan Pío Pérez, Léon, Maya, Paris, Rosny, The, The Paris Codex
related to External links · 8
Paris Codex → Bibliothèque Nationale, France, Media, Northwestern University Library, The Paris Codex Archived, Wayback Machine, Wikimedia CommonsThe Paris Codex, Wiktionary-logo-en-v2
related to Physical characteristics · 3
Paris Codex → An, The, The Paris Codex
Also known as · 1
Paris Codex → Codex Peresianus, Codex Pérez
Condition · 1
Paris Codex → badly damaged
Contents · 1
Paris Codex → ritual almanacs and calendrical information
Date · 1
Paris Codex → Postclassic period (c. AD 900–1521)
Discovered · 1
Paris Codex → 1859 in the Bibliothèque Imperiale

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codex paris document ad cycle maya period pages calendrical postclassic earlier bibliothèque date information yucatán one page astronomical two also

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Paris CodexAlso known asCodex Peresianus, Codex Pérez1.00infobox
Paris CodexConditionbadly damaged1.00infobox
Paris CodexContentsritual almanacs and calendrical information1.00infobox
Paris CodexDatePostclassic period (c. AD 900–1521)1.00infobox
Paris CodexDiscovered1859 in the Bibliothèque Imperiale1.00infobox
Paris CodexFormatscreenfold book1.00infobox
Paris CodexLanguageMaya1.00infobox
Paris CodexMaterialbark paper1.00infobox
Paris CodexPlace of originYucatán, Mexico1.00infobox
Paris CodexScriptMaya script1.00infobox
Paris CodexSize140 by 23.5 centimetres (55.1 by 9.3 in)1.00infobox
Paris CodexTypecodex1.00infobox

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