Originally posted by Tenebrous
Yes that's the current understanding now, I know that. Popularized media has questioned "what if?" however and as the article proves, they have already found a relief on the pyramid grounds which contradicts what has been long-established assumptions and beliefs about the mayan creation myth. The question I am raising is if any further reliefs/new knowledge will pertain to 2012, not whether it explains the types of calamities 2012 will "inevitably" produce
The Mayan's never alluded to anything pertaining to 2012 anyway so it would have to be the 1st information rather than further information. All that 2012 corresponds to is one interpretation of where they happened to end their long count calendar. Other interpretations of the same calendar vary greatly.
So the only information you'd be likely to find is another reference to the long count calendar. Which would be nothing different to what's already known.
I'm sure if their culture had lasted longer then the calendar would be dated further into the future because all they had to do to extend their calendars was to add further blocks of time to it. As it stands, their culture was effectively destroyed and so there was noone to continue the long count calendar.
You do bring up one interesting point about it though.
The only reason that Dec 21st 2012 is mentioned as an apocalypse conspiracy is that it equated to 13.0.0.0.0 in the Mayan long count calendar. The last time that date was used is for the original interpretation of the Mayan creation date which was also 13.0.0.0.0
The long count calendar does actually have a 14.0.0.0.0 and a 15.0.0.0.0 which equate to March 2407 and June 2801 respectively.
So if the creation date changes then so will the 13.0.0.0.0