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Mayan Empire - Cooking Pot (Hands On History Pottery)

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Grade 3-AD
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Mayan Empire - Cooking Pot (Hands On History Pottery)

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Learn how the Mayans became the most advanced Central American society.

Art In History's replica is an example of a Mayan cooking pot. Mayan art was expressed through the various mediums of architecture, mural painting, relief, sculpture, carving, ceramics, and pottery. This lesson covers the Mayan empire, 200 BC - 900 AD.

This kit includes: replica, paint brush, sponge, disposable paint pallets, paint, and FREE lesson download. Lesson contains: history of the artifact, history of the time period, full color map, designs & motifs, and step-by-step decorating instructions.

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Product Format:Other
Grades:3-AD
Brand:Art in History
EAN/UPC:850497005190
Length in Inches:4.625
Width in Inches:6.875
Height in Inches:6.75
Weight in Pounds:1.0813
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