In this text, a group of older siblings is tricked into climbing up a tree that grows until it traps them. A figure in this text fakes his death by allowing ants to carry pieces of his hair and nails out of a hole. The saliva of a decapitated head in a calabash tree impregnates one woman in this text. A figure in this text who crushes the Four Hundred Boys with a column chases a fake crab made of a bromeliad and is himself crushed by a mountain. One figure in this text is killed after his teeth are replaced with corn. Another figure in this text is decapitated while staying overnight in the Bat House. Two brothers in this text turn into the sun and the moon after winning a ballgame against the Lords of Xibalba (“shee-ball-BAH”). For 10 points, the Hero Twins Hunahpu and Xbalanque (“sh’bah-lahn-KAY”) appear in what compilation of Mayan mythology? ■END■
ANSWER: Popol Vuh [or Popul Vuh or Popol Wuj or Pop Vuj]
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