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Bodily ornamentation was a part of Maya culture, and commoners and elite alike displayed various fashions. Peasant women often adorned themselves with ornaments for their long, braided hair, as well as single and multiple stranded bead necklaces, pendants, ear ornaments and nose buttons. For poorer women, such items were made of albite, shell, amber, and […]https://umaine.edu/hudsonmuseum/wp-content/uploads/sites/275/2013/01/Underworld8-hm1183-e1692717766293.jpg