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Excess sugars oh fuck
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>>3940810They did actually she was found by the moment he posted the thread
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>>3940810Yup and apparently she's fine
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>>3940810Mayans lived here doe
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>>3940846I saw a post of a guy who received a broken bill that was replaced with a piece of onion skin
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>>3940851A morelos ut is geggy
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>>3940846That has the exact opposite scheme to the Modern British Pound.
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Finished
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>>3940882Why's the queen a giga
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>>3940882I like using coins more than bills, why would I use a bill of 1 dollar when I have a one peso coin
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>>3940886She called Israelis "Terrorists and the Sons of Terrorists", I'm thinking she was giga and also she fixed car engines back in the war.
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>>3940887Notes just bounce out, unbelievably our notes are now plastic, net zero my ass!
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Should I make a money thread
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>>3940900>>3940904Aztecs had Cocoa Beans as Currency once upon a time. Incas had literally no currency, Mantenos and Purepechas had Axe-Monies and I think the Mayans traded heavily with Jade.
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>>3940932Ya i saw jade at a museum in calakmul best mineral ever
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>>3940936My mistake though they occasionally traded in Jade especially between royalty but the common legal tender was either cocoa beans or cotton strips. Jade was Mayan equivalent of gold which ironically the latter they didn't care much about at all.
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>>3940950Well it seems reasonable considering gemstones are probably much harder to find than seeds
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>>3940960Jade was usually sourced from Guatemala which the Mayans mined but also the Toltecs valued as tribute. Aztecs though preferred turquoise as mined by the Mixtecs for some reason.
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>>3940972Distance probably
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>>3940995Perhaps this and also the relations between the K'iche Mayans and Aztecs was more strained than between the Toltecs and Mayans which is where the majority of the jade came from.
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Interestingly the K'iche royalty was largely of Toltec Nahua stock much like the Pipils of El Salvador but adopted the K'iche Mayan language.
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>>3941013The azteks didnt had good realtions they where blood thirsty people
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>>3941030You fatass those already have sugar excess
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>>3941061These things don't have much sugar only if they are flavored with honey ou alguma coisa
>>3941062Yeah i use put 3 to 4 in my coffee with milk too i hope i don't get sugar AIDS in future
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>>3941057They originated from the winners of the Toltec religious wars between later Nahua Chichimec migrants and the previous Nahua-Mazatec people that comprised the Toltec Elite. The former won which laid the foundations of the triple alliance much later and caused the migrations of the Nonoalcas into El Salvador to become the Pipils. In short they won but were too bloodthirsty for their own good.
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>>3941081Sorry the Nahua-Mazatec people were Nonoalca to annotate further.
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where the fuck was this? i just made a strawberry yogurt thread lmfao
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>>3941071I must have that Mal'ta Buret intolerance to sugar because I once had finger burns from eating a Scone.