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A modern maya vase produced by Ireno Magana who lives at Indian Church (modern name for Lamanai). His grandson sold me the cylinder vase (cach-ah) and told me that his grandfather uses clay sources in Western Belize because the clay in the site area is not the best.
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Classic Maya pottery vessels from AD 600 to 800. I was allowed to photograph without flash, but not not touch. Luckily, no glass. These examples were excavated by archaeology students working with Dr. David Pendergast from the Royal Ontario Museum
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Amira Fuller (1st grade at Rossman school) with Onofre Vellos
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PreClassic Burnished effigy bow, a footed plate, and a plate . |
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Classic Maya pottery vessels from AD 600 to 800
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Modern Maya embroidery by a Quiche Maya woman who was selling these at Orange Walk Town. She would not give her name but sold two panels for $30.
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Here are some Maya ceremonial flints
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