Maya Civilisation Value Box

Step into the world of the ancient Maya with the Maya Value Box, a collection of artefacts designed to bring history to life. Perfect for classroom displays or hands-on learning, this box offers a range of items that highlight the everyday life, art, and beliefs of the Maya civilisation. It’s an ideal resource for engaging students in Mesoamerican studies, providing both historical insight and interactive learning opportunities.

Product Features:

• Maya Stone Metate: A small replica of the grinding stone used by the Maya for processing maize, essential to their diet and agricultural practices.
• Maya Clay Beads: Beautiful handmade clay beads, illustrating the Maya’s craftsmanship and use of jewellery in daily life and ceremonies.
• Chocolate Whisk: A traditional Maya whisk used for preparing chocolate drinks, showcasing the Maya’s innovative approach to food and beverages.
• Maya Basket: A miniature handmade basket, representing the everyday objects used by the Maya for storage and trade.
• Small Serpent Head: A small serpent figure, reflecting the importance of serpents in Maya mythology and religious symbolism.
• Flint Millipede: A replica of a flint-crafted millipede, demonstrating the Maya’s skill in crafting functional and symbolic objects.
• 2 x Maya Plaques: Two detailed plaques, showcasing scenes or symbols from Maya culture, ideal for classroom discussion or display.
• Maize Mask: A mask representing maize, a central element of Maya religion and culture, symbolising the importance of this staple crop.
• God of Maize: A figurine representing the God of Maize, a key deity in Maya mythology, essential to their agricultural and spiritual beliefs.
• Maya Amulets: A set of Maya-inspired amulets, used for spiritual protection and as symbols of good fortune in Maya culture.
• Cocoa Beans: A collection of replica cocoa beans, showing the Maya’s early use of cacao for food, drink, and trade.
• Cocoa Pods x 2: Two replica cocoa pods, essential to understanding the Maya’s cultivation of cacao and its significance in their society.
• Maya Corte Placemat: A placemat featuring traditional Maya designs, giving students a glimpse into the textiles and artistic expressions of the civilisation.
• Mini Chacmool: A small reproduction of the Chacmool, a ceremonial figure often used in Maya rituals to offer sacrifices to the gods.

Educational Benefits:

• Hands-On Exploration: Engage students with tangible artefacts that provide a deeper connection to the Maya civilisation.
• Cultural Insights: Learn about Maya religion, agriculture, art, and daily life, offering a comprehensive understanding of one of the world’s most advanced ancient societies.
• Classroom Displays: Ideal for creating immersive, interactive classroom displays on the Maya civilisation and its cultural significance.
• Historical Context: Use the artefacts to discuss key aspects of Maya society, including their agricultural practices, spiritual beliefs, and artistic achievements.

Perfect For:

• History Lessons: A fantastic resource for teaching about the Maya, their contributions to civilisation, and their unique cultural practices.
• Cultural Studies: A great addition to Mesoamerican and world history curriculum, offering a closer look at the lives of the ancient Maya.
• Interactive Learning: Ideal for classroom projects and activities that help bring history to life through physical objects.

Please Note: Contents may vary slightly depending on availability, but all items are carefully selected to offer an engaging and educational experience about the Maya civilisation.

The Maya Value Box is a fantastic resource for teachers and students alike, providing a hands-on and immersive way to explore the incredible history and culture of the ancient Maya.