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-The ordinary garment of men was a cotton breechcloth wrapped around the
-middle, with sometimes a sleeveless shirt, either white or dyed in colors.
-The women wore a skirt belted at the waist, and plaited their hair in long
-tresses. Sandals were worn by both sexes. Tattooing and head-flattening were
-occasionally practised, and the face and body were always painted. The Maya,
-then as now, were noted for personal neatness and frequent use of both cold and Mayas dress hot baths.
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