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WAP and litteraly any comment with swag count:

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WAP and litteraly any comment with swag count:

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MacAroNi iN a PoT

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Macaroni in a pot

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macaroni in a pot :p

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If you see this, add a post saying MACARONI IN A POT :) thanks my dudes 😉

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wheres the foot?

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Worship And Prayer

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Jacqueline Canales & Aubry Bass
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Ummmm

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400 BC
400 BC
La Venta is destroyed and is considered the end of the Olmec Civilization.
600 BC
600 BC
Sacrificial pyramids and other Olmec monuments are uncovered from this time.
700 BC
700 BC
La Venta becomes trading capital, following the destruction of San Lorenzo
800 BC
800 BC
San Lorenzo is destroyed and Olmec monuments are defaced.
850 BC
850 BC
San Lorenzo becomes Olmec capital due to its identity as a critical trading hub and attraction for Olmec people.
900 BC
900 BC
First major cities within Olmec territory begin to flourish. The Gulf Coast region allowed for successful harvests and trapping.
1100 BC
1100 BC
"Early Olmec Period" begins. This was the beginning of the era in which major cities were being born.
1250 BC
1250 BC
"Initial Olmec Period" begins. This was the time that introduced the forming of Olmec art.
1150 BC
1150 BC
Olmec begins to demonstrate their fine artistic skills through art. Many monuments were composed of stone throughout their time
 
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1200 BC
1200 BC
Olmec Civilization begins to record data and leave distinct signs of their civilization throughout the Gulf Coast
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400 BC
400 BC
La Venta is destroyed and is considered the end of the Olmec Civilization.
600 BC
600 BC
Sacrificial pyramids and other Olmec monuments are uncovered from this time.
700 BC
700 BC
La Venta becomes trading capital, following the destruction of San Lorenzo
800 BC
800 BC
San Lorenzo is destroyed and Olmec monuments are defaced.
850 BC
850 BC
San Lorenzo becomes Olmec capital due to its identity as a critical trading hub and attraction for Olmec people.
900 BC
900 BC
First major cities within Olmec territory begin to flourish. The Gulf Coast region allowed for successful harvests and trapping.
1100 BC
1100 BC
"Early Olmec Period" begins. This was the beginning of the era in which major cities were being born.
1250 BC
1250 BC
"Initial Olmec Period" begins. This was the time that introduced the forming of Olmec art.
1150 BC
1150 BC
Olmec begins to demonstrate their fine artistic skills through art. Many monuments were composed of stone throughout their time
1200 BC
1200 BC
Olmec Civilization begins to record data and leave distinct signs of their civilization throughout the Gulf Coast
 add

 400 BC
 400 BC
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400 BC
400 BC
La Venta is destroyed and is considered the end of the Olmec Civilization.
600 BC
600 BC
Sacrificial pyramids and other Olmec monuments are uncovered from this time.
700 BC
700 BC
La Venta becomes trading capital, following the destruction of San Lorenzo
800 BC
800 BC
San Lorenzo is destroyed and Olmec monuments are defaced.
850 BC
850 BC
San Lorenzo becomes Olmec capital due to its identity as a critical trading hub and attraction for Olmec people.
900 BC
900 BC
First major cities within Olmec territory begin to flourish. The Gulf Coast region allowed for successful harvests and trapping.
1100 BC
1100 BC
"Early Olmec Period" begins. This was the beginning of the era in which major cities were being born.
1250 BC
1250 BC
"Initial Olmec Period" begins. This was the time that introduced the forming of Olmec art.
1150 BC
1150 BC
Olmec begins to demonstrate their fine artistic skills through art. Many monuments were composed of stone throughout their time
 
more_vert
1200 BC
1200 BC
Olmec Civilization begins to record data and leave distinct signs of their civilization throughout the Gulf Coast
 add
400 BC
400 BC
La Venta is destroyed and is considered the end of the Olmec Civilization.
600 BC
600 BC
Sacrificial pyramids and other Olmec monuments are uncovered from this time.
700 BC
700 BC
La Venta becomes trading capital, following the destruction of San Lorenzo
800 BC
800 BC
San Lorenzo is destroyed and Olmec monuments are defaced.
850 BC
850 BC
San Lorenzo becomes Olmec capital due to its identity as a critical trading hub and attraction for Olmec people.
900 BC
900 BC
First major cities within Olmec territory begin to flourish. The Gulf Coast region allowed for successful harvests and trapping.
1100 BC
1100 BC
"Early Olmec Period" begins. This was the beginning of the era in which major cities were being born.
1250 BC
1250 BC
"Initial Olmec Period" begins. This was the time that introduced the forming of Olmec art.
1150 BC
1150 BC
Olmec begins to demonstrate their fine artistic skills through art. Many monuments were composed of stone throughout their time
1200 BC
1200 BC
Olmec Civilization begins to record data and leave distinct signs of their civilization throughout the Gulf Coast
 add

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400 BC
400 BC
La Venta is destroyed and is considered the end of the Olmec Civilization.
600 BC
600 BC
Sacrificial pyramids and other Olmec monuments are uncovered from this time.
700 BC
700 BC
La Venta becomes trading capital, following the destruction of San Lorenzo
800 BC
800 BC
San Lorenzo is destroyed and Olmec monuments are defaced.
850 BC
850 BC
San Lorenzo becomes Olmec capital due to its identity as a critical trading hub and attraction for Olmec people.
900 BC
900 BC
First major cities within Olmec territory begin to flourish. The Gulf Coast region allowed for successful harvests and trapping.
1100 BC
1100 BC
"Early Olmec Period" begins. This was the beginning of the era in which major cities were being born.
1250 BC
1250 BC
"Initial Olmec Period" begins. This was the time that introduced the forming of Olmec art.
1150 BC
1150 BC
Olmec begins to demonstrate their fine artistic skills through art. Many monuments were composed of stone throughout their time
 
more_vert
1200 BC
1200 BC
Olmec Civilization begins to record data and leave distinct signs of their civilization throughout the Gulf Coast
 add

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La Venta is destroyed and is considered the end of the Olmec Civilization.

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Sacrificial pyramids and other Olmec monuments are uncovered from this time.

# data[].attributes.body
La Venta becomes trading capital, following the destruction of San Lorenzo

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San Lorenzo is destroyed and Olmec monuments are defaced.

# data[].attributes.body
San Lorenzo becomes Olmec capital due to its identity as a critical trading hub and attraction for Olmec people.

# data[].attributes.body
First major cities within Olmec territory begin to flourish. The Gulf Coast region allowed for successful harvests and trapping.

# data[].attributes.body
"Early Olmec Period" begins. This was the beginning of the era in which major cities were being born.

# data[].attributes.body
"Initial Olmec Period" begins. This was the time that introduced the forming of Olmec art.

# data[].attributes.body
Olmec begins to demonstrate their fine artistic skills through art. Many monuments were composed of stone throughout their time

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Olmec Civilization begins to record data and leave distinct signs of their civilization throughout the Gulf Coast