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Mayan maize god statue. Figure of the Mayan maize god holding ears of maize (corn). Maize was an important staple food of the Mayan civilisation, which developed around 1800BC and ended with the arrival of the Spanish in the 14th Century AD. Photographed at the National Museum of Anthropology, Mexico City.

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