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Early Mayans may have established a small village at Xunantunich around 600-300 BCE.The early populations in the area were Yucatec Maya. However, approximately around 150 A.D, a new culture with more marked social stratification seemed to move into the area. A Proto-Cholan language was introduced. Evidence of trade and communication between other sites and Xunantunich.Around 300 A.D. until 890 A.D., agricultural ...

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