The picture shows an Aztec calendar, which is circular. The whole surface is covered with intricate designs that are too small f
or the reader to identify. At the center of the circle is the face of the sun god, with its tongue sticking out. What inference about the Aztec view of time can be made based on this image?
2 answers:
The correct answer is C) time has no end because it is a repeating cycle.
The inference about the Aztec view of time can be made based on this image is that time has no end because it is a repeating cycle.
Basically, there are two types of Aztec calendars. One called the "xiuhpohualli," (day count) that is the 365 days calendar that includes the rituals to the Sun. It is known as the solar yeat or agricultural year. The other calendar is the one called "tonalpohualli," considered to be the sacred calendar for the Aztecs.
The other options of the question were A) certain days were set aside to observe religious holidays. B) Time is finite and has a definitive beginning and ending point. D) certain days were deemed more important than others.
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