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Perkins
8 May, 10:02
What is an "altatl" in Mayan culture?
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Uriah Hood
8 May, 12:08
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The word "atlatl" is actually of Nahua origin (that's another great culture of Pre-Columbian MesoAmerica) - and it's more typically a concept assotiated with the Aztecs.
Nonetheless, the Mayas used it too (the tool, not the word), and atlatl simply means a "spear" - it was a war tool, although most of the fighting was done in close-range, and not by throwing.
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