If the people of Cerritos traded with the people of mayapan, what goods might they exchange? How about the people of compan and the people of el mirador?

The people of cerritos and people of mayapan would trade food and animal product, like grinded acorns, lime, reared animals and hunted animals.

The people of compan and the people of el mirador would trade food and animals.



Explanation:

cerritos was inhabited originally by the Tongva ( the people of earth ) they were native Americans. Their main occupation was hunting animals and grinding acorns as a staple.

Mayapan was the cultural capital and the primary city of the Maya from 1220s until the 1440s in the Yucatán peninsula. The people engaged in agriculture, animal rearing, lime production. The mayapan people were known to trade with other people.

While for the people of company and el mirador, el mirador flourished from the 6th BC to the 1st century up till the 3rd century. El mirador was inhabited by the Maya people and they traded with people far and near, some of the items they traded include salt, spice and food.

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