Posted August 25, 2025
Written by Nicholas Hellmuth
We warmly invite you to join us for the Universidad Francisco Marroquin, lecture: Trees, Beverages, and Maya Cacao Glyphs, where we will explore the fascinating world of cacao in ancient Maya culture. Discover the symbolic role of trees, the importance of cacao-based beverages, and the rich legacy preserved in Maya glyphs. This event offers a unique opportunity to connect history, culture, and tradition, while deepening our appreciation of one of the most cherished plants of Mesoamerica.
Thursday, Aug. 28, 2025, 7pm, Museo Popol Vuh, Universidad Francisco Marroquin, lecture Maya Cacao Trees, Maya Cacao Drinks, Maya Cacao Hieroglyphs, And Cacao Pods shown in Classic Maya Art and Tiquisate Style Ceramic Female Portraits Revelation of LOTS of other Native Fruits of Guatemala are same Size and Shape as Cacao Pods.
