This volume offers a detailed analysis of the Katunes, a system of chronology used by the ancient Maya civilization. The book focuses on the Pio Perez Manuscript, an important historical text that describes the transition from one Katun to the next. The editors provide extensive commentary on the manuscript and its significance, as well as offering broader insights into Maya culture and society.

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