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Exhibit Tells of Human Life in Americas

By TARA BURGHART, Associated Press Writer, General Science / Other
A display of ceramic pottery from the Moche culture who lived along the northern coast of Peru is seen at The Field Museums new exhibit called The Ancient Americas. Tuesday March 6 2007 in Chicago. (AP PhotoCharles Rex Arbogast)
A display of ceramic pottery from the Moche culture, who lived along the northern coast of Peru, is seen at The Field Museum\'s new exhibit called "The Ancient Americas." Tuesday, March 6, 2007, in Chicago. (AP Photo/Charles Rex Arbogast)

(AP) -- Aztec. Incan. Mayan. They're the most widely recognized ancient cultures of North, South and Central America, according to visitors surveyed by The Field Museum.



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