Question

Who used jade ornaments? (1 point)
Maya queens
Maya kings and nobles
visitors to the Maya Empire
only the priests

Answer 1

This might help.
http://arts.cultural-china.com/en/32Arts227.html
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Answer 2

I already checked that source.

Answer 3

I'm not really positive that this is a good source, but I checked it out:

It is remarkable that the Maya, who had no metal tools, created many objects from a very thick and dense material, jade (jadeite), particularly all sorts of (royal) dress elements such as belt plaques, or celts, ear spools, pendants, and also masks. Celts (i.e., flat, celt-shaped ornaments) were often engraved with a stela-like representation of the king (e.g., the Early-Classic 'Leyden Plate'). The best-known example of a mask is probably the death mask of the Palenque king Pakal, covered with irregularly-shaped jade plaques and having eyes made from mother-of-pearl and obsidian; another death mask, belonging to a Palenque queen, consists of malachite plaques. Similarly, certain cylindrical vases from Tikal have an outer layer of square jade discs. Many stone carvings had jade inlays.

Source: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ancient_Maya_art

Answer 4

Not sure if that helps. XD

Answer 5

Hmm, I'll check it out but thanks anyways! :D

Answer 6

No problem. I wish you good luck.

Answer 7

kk

Answer 8

maya queens i wanna say

Answer 9

Why?

Answer 10

lol