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Matches in DBpedia 2016-04 for { ?s ?p "The Cuyamel Cavernas is an archaeological site which consists of a series of limestone caves in north-east Honduras, above the village of Cuyamel. The site lies along the Cuyamel river, which drains into the much larger Aguan river.The importance of this site stems from the differentiation of the ceramics from others in this region and the similarity and stylistic resemblance to more northern Mesoamerican cultures, including the Olmecs. The connection of Olmec culture to northeastern Honduras has broad implications; that this region of Honduras was possibly occupied in the early formative period, that the trade networks of northern cultures extended as far south as Honduras, the blooming of civilizations in these northern mesoamerican cultures could have had an effect on societal organization and formation in this region of Honduras, and that the occupants of this region had an industry that actively produced items for trade with northern cultures."@en }

• Cuyamel_Caves abstract "The Cuyamel Cavernas is an archaeological site which consists of a series of limestone caves in north-east Honduras, above the village of Cuyamel. The site lies along the Cuyamel river, which drains into the much larger Aguan river.The importance of this site stems from the differentiation of the ceramics from others in this region and the similarity and stylistic resemblance to more northern Mesoamerican cultures, including the Olmecs. The connection of Olmec culture to northeastern Honduras has broad implications; that this region of Honduras was possibly occupied in the early formative period, that the trade networks of northern cultures extended as far south as Honduras, the blooming of civilizations in these northern mesoamerican cultures could have had an effect on societal organization and formation in this region of Honduras, and that the occupants of this region had an industry that actively produced items for trade with northern cultures.".