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Read. Hummingbird k.

Read. Hummingbird king

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succeed follow into a position (here, the position is that of halac or chief)
halac uinic chief
nomad wondering, with no permanent home
quetzal a symbol of freedom to all Mayan people (a wise and peaceful bird
mayan a religious group of languages, spoken in central america and mexico
decipher interpret: find the meaning of
ransacked searched thoroughly for goods to steal, loot, robbed
artifacts objects made by people or adapted for human use
connoisseurs people who are experts on something
unscrupulous dishonest
hieroglyphic writing in which pictures, rather than letters, are used
quetzalcoatl Aztec stone relief from mexico city
bier platform on which a corpse is placed
classic period beginning around A.D 250 and end around 900, when Mayan civilization reached its peak
looters a person who steals goods, typically during a war or riot
jade jewelry a desirable gemstone
kukulcan the name of a feathered serpent god in mythology ( a religion of mesomexican)
elaborate involving many carefully arranged pars or details
stingray spine used for bloodletting for the maya
bloodletting the withdraw of blood from a patient to prevent or cure illness and disease
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