In Nahuatl, Mexico means 'the bellybutton of the moon' and in the pre-Hispanic world, the lunar calendar - Tonalpohualli for the Mexicas and Tzolkin for the Mayas - held a distinguished position in their vision of the universe. It counted the years by dividing each one into 13 months made up of 20 days each. So the lunar year had 260 days, a number we have taken to name this book and create its contents. 260 aspects of Mexico are explored, with colour photographs throughout...