This branch of the Mayan language family, particularly its Chʼoltiʼ variant, is believed to be the primary language used in ancient Maya hieroglyphic inscriptions.
Chʼolan-Tzeltalan
his farming method used by the Maya involved building terraces in mountainous regions to prevent soil erosion and create flat surfaces for crops
Terracing
This class of people in Mayan society included traders who exchanged goods like jade and cacao, as well as skilled workers who crafted pottery, murals, and jewelry.
Merchants and Artisans
The Maya were the first people to cultivate this plant for food, considering it a gift from the gods. Its beans were used in ceremonial sacrifices and were often ground and mixed with chili peppers, honey, and cornmeal to create a special drink for the rich.
Cocoa
The Maya showcased their artistic and architectural skills by constructing these towering structures, often adorned with intricate carvings and murals that reflected their religious beliefs.
Pyramids