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Mineral Liberation Analyzer (MLA) from FEI Company,
Mineralogic from Zeiss,
AZtecMineral from
Oxford Instruments, the TIMA (Tescan
integrated mineral...
- gel texture.
There is
evidence that the crop was
widely cultivated by the
Aztecs in pre-Columbian
times and was a
staple food for
Mesoamerican cultures....
- territory.
Pliny the
Elder referred to the
mineral as
callais (from
Ancient Gr**** κάλαϊς) and the
Aztecs knew it as chalchi****tl. In
professional mineralogy...
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Aztec Land and
Cattle Company,
Limited ("
Aztec") is a land
company with a
historic presence in Arizona. It was
formed in 1884 and
incorporated in early...
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provided the
average diet.
Aztec cuisine was a very well-rounded diet
without any
significant deficiencies in
vitamins or
minerals.[citation needed] The cooking...
- It is one of the
types of fuller's earth. Some
smaller deposits of this
mineral can be
found in Mexico,
where its use is tied to the
manufacture of Maya...
-
metals like
copper and palladium, and
mineral inclusions such as
within pyrite. Less commonly, it
occurs in
minerals as gold compounds,
often with tellurium...
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close to
Mexico City,
Teotihuacan was not a
Mexica (i.e.
Aztec) city, and it
predates the
Aztec Empire by many centuries. At its zenith,
perhaps in the...
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house the
smaller and more
fragile objects. The
process of
expanding an
Aztec temple was
typically completed by new
structures being built over earlier...
- The
Aztec Ruins National Monument in
northwestern New Mexico,
United States,
consists of
preserved structures constructed by the
Pueblo Indians. The national...
