  Two-dimensional (2D) Dirac bands and flat bands are characteristics of a
kagome lattice. However, experimental studies on their electrical transport are
few, because three-dimensional (3D) bulk bands of kagome materials, consisting
of stacked 2D kagome layers, dominate the transport. We report a
magnetoresistance (MR) study of a kagome material, Co$_3$Sn$_2$S$_2$. Based on
analysis of the temperature, magnetic field, and field angle dependence of the
resistivity, we obtain a complete anatomy of MR. Besides a magnon MR, a
chirality-dependent MR, and a chiral-anomaly-induced MR, the most intriguing
feature is an orbital MR that scales only with the out-of-plane field, which
strongly indicates its 2D nature. We attribute it to the Dirac band of the
kagome lattice.
