#centralamerica — Public Fediverse posts
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El Niño drought could drive US-bound migration from Honduras
Tegucigalpa, Honduras – On September 20, the first migrant caravan of the year left Honduras for the United States,…
#Conflict #Conflicts #War #CentralAmerica #DonaldTrump #elnino #Honduras #Latinamerica #migration
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Traders brought Central American #cacao to #Georgia 1,000aya
Potsherds discarded after an 11th-century feast at Etowah—just north of Atlanta—contained traces of cacao, raw ingredient of #chocolate. The chemical residue and ancient DNA reveal that not only did the Mississippian people who built the city have excellent taste, they had trade connections that reached at least 3,000km to #CentralAmerica. And in a sense, chocolate may have helped build the Mississippian mounds.
https://arstechnica.com/science/2026/08/traders-brought-central-american-cacao-to-georgia-1000-years-ago/ -
Traders brought Central American #cacao to #Georgia 1,000aya
Potsherds discarded after an 11th-century feast at Etowah—just north of Atlanta—contained traces of cacao, raw ingredient of #chocolate. The chemical residue and ancient DNA reveal that not only did the Mississippian people who built the city have excellent taste, they had trade connections that reached at least 3,000km to #CentralAmerica. And in a sense, chocolate may have helped build the Mississippian mounds.
https://arstechnica.com/science/2026/08/traders-brought-central-american-cacao-to-georgia-1000-years-ago/ -
Traders brought Central American #cacao to #Georgia 1,000aya
Potsherds discarded after an 11th-century feast at Etowah—just north of Atlanta—contained traces of cacao, raw ingredient of #chocolate. The chemical residue and ancient DNA reveal that not only did the Mississippian people who built the city have excellent taste, they had trade connections that reached at least 3,000km to #CentralAmerica. And in a sense, chocolate may have helped build the Mississippian mounds.
https://arstechnica.com/science/2026/08/traders-brought-central-american-cacao-to-georgia-1000-years-ago/ -
Traders brought Central American #cacao to #Georgia 1,000aya
Potsherds discarded after an 11th-century feast at Etowah—just north of Atlanta—contained traces of cacao, raw ingredient of #chocolate. The chemical residue and ancient DNA reveal that not only did the Mississippian people who built the city have excellent taste, they had trade connections that reached at least 3,000km to #CentralAmerica. And in a sense, chocolate may have helped build the Mississippian mounds.
https://arstechnica.com/science/2026/08/traders-brought-central-american-cacao-to-georgia-1000-years-ago/ -
https://www.europesays.com/conflicts/16378/ Strengthening partnerships and enhancing interoperability > U.S. Southern Command > News #AirForce #Army #caribbean #CentralAmerica #doral #Florida #LatinAmerica #Marines #Miami #Military #navy #SouthAmerica #SOUTHCOM #USDefense #USSouthernCommand #ussouthcom