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History inthe Mexican CaribbeanThe commerce was an important activity, between old the Mayans. The commercial routes were established to transport products as it hemstitches, rubber, pens, skins of jaguar, tobacco and honey; as well as shells, dry fish and to per them coming from the coast towards the center of Mexico and to high plateaus of Chiapas, Guatemala, El Salvador, Costa Rica and Panama.


The commerce was an activity taken outside its borders by retailers and the products were transported using enslaved, taking products through ways and even by sea in great canoes. By regulating, the commerce became by means of the interchange or exchange, of diverse products, although also the grains of cacao to currency way were used.



Around the year 300 D.C. the city of Teotihuacan I get to be the greater power in Mexico and had an incredible impact in the commerce of the Mayan world. Teotihuacán had an immense network of commerce, which well was used by the Mayan town to commercialize its Mayan products Los of high earth commercialized with obsidian, ground stone, jade, pens of quetzal and copal. The Mayans of low earth, commercialized with, skin of jaguar, stone of pedernal(que was used to produce spark rubbing one against another one) (chert), salt, balche, the honey, the dry fish and meat smoky.


History inthe Mexican CaribbeanImportant routes of commerce by sea existed, in fact, the Mayans developed a marine tradition that I take them from the gulf of Mexico to the Caribbean and the islands of Honduras. The Mayans also excavated channels to increase their mobility by the commerce using canoes including navigation by rivers.



In the middle of anuses 800, a Mayan group, known like the Mayan Putun, emigrated to the state of Yucatan, coming from the coastal region of the Gulf of Mexico (Tabasco). They were soldiers and retailers without equal in the Mayan area. They got to be excellent marine retailers, moving products around the peninsula and beyond using canoes, these were able to travel to great distances being taken the best thing, in fact Cristóbal Colon document to have at sight resemblance canoe outside the coasts of Honduras in the 1502 year.

 

 

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