People in south america cultivated crops such as maize and cassava and domesticated llamas and other animals valued for their wool. To sell and trade mostly.
Maize.
Maize squash beans spiced with chili peppers.
The Mayan's had quite a few food sources, including both plants and animals. One of the plants they were known to grow is corn, or maize. Other common plants that they made were: chili pepper and squash. The Mayan people hunted dogs, and other large animals for their meat sources.
Mayan food was largely squash, beans, maize and chili peppers often combined with meat or seafood.
basicaly agriculture such as maize, beans, and squash.
in the Mayan period
Maize.
yes they farmed for maize, beans, squash, and other mexican foods
they farmed alot. they farmed squash, beans, maize and the raised cattle
Maize squash beans spiced with chili peppers.
The Mayan's had quite a few food sources, including both plants and animals. One of the plants they were known to grow is corn, or maize. Other common plants that they made were: chili pepper and squash. The Mayan people hunted dogs, and other large animals for their meat sources.
Mayan food was largely squash, beans, maize and chili peppers often combined with meat or seafood.
maize, squash, cocoa beans, tomillos, beans, and potatoes
basicaly agriculture such as maize, beans, and squash.
Yes, they had fertile soil which allowed to grow corn (maize), the staple food of the Mayan culture.
Corn meal was one of the top foods eaten by the Mayans.
The Mayan economy was based on farming and craftsmen. Their food supply was based on maize. It appears that Mayans in central cities controlled the farming economy of the lowland peasant population.