The Olmecs became rich primarily through their control of trade routes and their ability to produce valuable goods, such as rubber from the tropical rubber trees in their region. Their strategic location in the Gulf Coast of Mexico allowed them to trade with neighboring cultures, exchanging commodities like jade, obsidian, and pottery. Additionally, the Olmecs developed advanced agricultural techniques, enabling them to sustain large populations and surplus production, further enhancing their economic power. Their wealth was also reflected in their monumental architecture and artistic achievements, which demonstrated their social and political organization.
what are some of the diffrentces between mayans and the olmecs
the olmecs are known for these statues that have big face's
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their culture is their legacy
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were did the olmecs live most of the time they lievde
The Olmecs plainly made pyramids
The Olmecs used 3 calendars.
what are some of the diffrentces between mayans and the olmecs
the olmecs are known for these statues that have big face's
major skill of olmecs
Because the olmecs and the zapotecs were the most powerful in Mexico
they are mesoamericans.
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