1. Mayan mathematics Looking at these charts of Mayan numbers and Roman Numerals come up with at least three comparison that you see between the two. Be prepared to discuss your comparisons.
Roman Numerals
Mayan numbers

2. Worlds Apart:
Oceania

4. The Societies of Oceania
Nomadic foragers of Australia
Virtually unchanged culture
No agriculture
New Guinea
Swine herding, root cultivation c BCE
Small-scale trade of surplus food, some goods
oyster shells, spears, boomerangs

5. The Development of Pacific Island Societies
Established in early centuries BCE
Trade between island groups
Long-distance voyaging once in a while

6. Aborigine with Boomerang

7. Population Growth Extensive cultivation of root vegetables
Fishing innovations
Population density leads to social strife, economic issues
C CE fierce fighting, cannibalism

8. Development of Social Classes
Complexity of population leads to distinct classes
High chiefs, lesser chiefs, commoners, artisans, peasants
Small multi-island empires form