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Dos Pilas

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July 19, 2014

 

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This network of rivers played an important role as a trade route between the highland and lowland for the Maya, transporting important and precious goods, such as obsidian, jade, sea shells, pyrite (for mirrors), cacao and quetzal feathers. Along one of these rivers, the Pasion River, many Maya cities and outposts were established...
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Along one of these rivers, the Pasion River, many Maya cities and outposts were established. These cites include Ceibal, Yaxha, Tamarindito, Aguateca, Cancuen, El Peru, and, more importantly, Dos Pilas (Guatemalan Maya Archaeology). In this paper I will discuss history of Dos Pilas and its postion in Maya politics and its rulership...
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