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Traders Brought Central American Cacao to Georgia 1,000 Years Ago

via Ars Technica·yesterday

Residue analysis shows cacao from Central America reached what is now Georgia roughly a thousand years ago. The finding points to long-distance exchange networks linking Mesoamerica with the American Southeast. Researchers say the trade likely moved through intermediary communities rather than direct contact.

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