What might the circular shape of the calendar imply about the Mesoamerican concept of time?

Mesoamericans believed that time went through repeating cycles.

In Mesoamerica, time was viewed as a god with a personal identity.

Mesoamericans believed that time progressed in a linear fashion.

For Mesoamericans, time was important for tracking the seasons and stars.

The correct answer is A) Mesoamericans believed that time went through repeating cycles.

The circular shape of the calendar might imply that Mesoamericans believed that time went through repeating cycles.

That is how ancient Mesoamerican civilizations such as the Mayans and later the Aztecs had circular calendars ingrained in rocks, as the famous Aztec calendar that is exhibited in the Anthropology Museum in Mexico City.

The Mayans had three different calendars. The Haab, a 365-day solar calendar divided in 18 months of 20 days each, The Tzolkin or Divine calendar of 260 days. And the Long count calendar used to track longer periods.

The first option is right