What was the importance of stone, stick, and shell symbols in the Maya Empire?

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hjlf3 years ago

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These objects represent Mayan numerals. Just like Roman numerals, they are combined to symbolize a numeral and this enabled astronomers, scholars and architects to compute various equations yet it was also used by farmers and traders in their day to day transactions.

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