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- Tezontle (Spanish: tezontle) is a porous, highly oxidized, volcanic rock used extensively in construction in Mexico. It is usually reddish in color due...
- corner walls made of chiluca stone and tezontle. Chiluca, a white stone, covers the walls and floors and the tezontle frames the doors and windows. At the...
- ceremony held in a local church. On a wall of the chapel in the village of Tezontle, Hidalgo, a plaque says it was donated by Heriberto Lazcano: "Donated by...
- Stromatolites Syenite Tezontle — a volcanic rock used in Pre-Columbian Mesoamerican architecture. Archaeological sites with tezontle structures are located...
- classified as a government building, the National Palace, with its red tezontle facade, fills the entire east side of the Zócalo, measuring over 200 metres...
- (1995). Leyendas y consejas del antiguo Yucatán (in Spanish). Mexico City: Tezontle. ISBN 968-16-4889-7. OCLC 38991657. Miller, Mary (1999). Maya Art and Architecture...
- private buildings on the street as well. The complex was built with masonry, tezontle and other stone. The church portion remains open to worship and visitors...
- obliged to live outside it on the outskirts at the base of the Cerro del Tezontle. Today this area is known as Colonia Francisco I. Madero and is part of...
- Roma (the first in Mexico, opening in 1947), Plaza Lindavista, Parque Tezontle, Parque Las Antenas in Iztapalapa, Pabellón Polanco, and Galerías Coapa...
- ruins and other historic buildings in Mexico City, built from andesite and Tezontle basaltic andesite In 2009, researchers revealed that andesite was found...