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Aguacatán
"Aguacatan" is an alternate name for Aguacateco, an indigenous Mayan language of Guatemala.
Aguacatán is the name of the region of Guatemala where these people live, and has become the de facto
name of the tribe and their language as well, either in the noun form (Aguacatán) or the adjective form
(Aguacateco.)
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Aguacatan Resources
Here are links to our webpages about the Aguacatan tribe and language:
Aguacatan language
Mayan vocabulary
Mayan cultures
Maya mythology
Central American Indian languages
Here are a few links to other Aguacatan resources online:
Wikipedia: Aguacatán
Books about the Aguacatans
Here are a few good books about the Aguacatan tribe:
We Were Taught to Plant Corn, Not to Kill
The Ancient Maya

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