Archaeologists find evidence of Ancient Mayan cacao groves - study
American and Mexican archaeologists developed a new method of analyzing soil and used it to determine where the Maya grew cacao beans in sacred groves.
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American and Mexican archaeologists developed a new method of analyzing soil and used it to determine where the Maya grew cacao beans in sacred groves.
Cave and sinkhole digs in Mexico’s northern Yucatan Peninsula have produced amazing evidence of sacred Maya cacao groves, counterfeit currency, and much more!
Findings show links among cacao cultivation, religion, power in region
As much as modern society worships chocolate, cacao — the plant chocolate comes from — it was believed to be even more divine to ancient Mayas. The Maya considered cacao beans to be a gift from the gods and even used them as currency because of...
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