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CHICHEN ITZA, Mexico (Reuters) – As pockets of anxiety crop up ahead of the day billed as the Maya apocalypse, a motley crew of New Age thrill-seekers, mystics and tourists have gathered at ancient holy sites in Mexico hoping to witness the birth of a new era. In the Maya Long Calendar, December 21 marks the end of the 13th bak’tun, an epoch lasting roughly 400 years. In the 1960s, one respected U. S. academic said the event might signify a possible "Armageddon" to the Mesoamerican culture, and the belief that Friday could be the world’s last day has spread since. . . .

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