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Mayan

The ancient Mayans believed that God formed them out of cornmeal. One thousand years later, the modern Mayans still harvest corn to support themselves. This program traces the rich history of a culture that has endured centuries of change, yet blends the past with the present in colorful ways.

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  • "Beneath the jaguar sun"@en
  • "LDA Video presents Mayan : a history of the Mayas"@en
  • "History of the Mayans"@en
  • "History of the Mayas"
  • "History of the Mayas"@en

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  • "The ancient Mayans believed that God formed them out of cornmeal. One thousand years later, the modern Mayans still harvest corn to support themselves. This program traces the rich history of a culture that has endured centuries of change, yet blends the past with the present in colorful ways."
  • "The ancient Mayans believed that God formed them out of cornmeal. One thousand years later, the modern Mayans still harvest corn to support themselves. This program traces the rich history of a culture that has endured centuries of change, yet blends the past with the present in colorful ways."@en
  • "The history of the Mayas and their culture is shown through the remains at Copan, Palenque, Tikal, Yaxchilán, Bonampak, and Chichén Itzá and by dramatizations and interviews with archaeologists and modern Mayas."
  • "The history of the Mayas and their culture is shown through the remains at Copan, Palenque, Tikal, Yaxchilán, Bonampak, and Chichén Itzá and by dramatizations and interviews with archaeologists and modern Mayas."@en
  • "This indepth look at ancient Mayan artifacts and temples reveals the rituals and traditions that have puzzled archaeologists for years. The mysteries behind the artwork and masks that decorate the massive structures are uncovered, showing how the wealthiest culture in pre-columbian history lived and continues to thrive today."
  • "This indepth look at ancient Mayan artifacts and temples reveals the rituals and traditions that have puzzled archaeologists for years. The mysteries behind the artwork and masks that decorate the massive structures are uncovered, showing how the wealthiest culture in pre-columbian history lived and continues to thrive today."@en

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  • "History"
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  • "Mayan"@en
  • "Mayan a history of the Mayas"
  • "Mayan a history of the Mayas"@en

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