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The Aztecs used a substance called teonanácatl, which means "flesh of the gods," that many believe was magic mushrooms. Along with peyote, morning glory seeds and other naturally occurring psychotropics, the mushrooms were used to induce a trance, produce visions and communicate with the gods...
Question: How did people interact with animals in the Paleolithic and Neolithic eras? The Stone Age: What we roughly characterize as the Stone Age can be divided into two distinct periods: the Paleolithic (Old Stone Age) and Neolithic (New Stone Age). While Paleolithic people were no...
What did pharaohs eat? What did the Egyptians eat during the New Kingdom? How did the Aztecs obtain their food? What did ancient Egyptians drink? How was food preserved in the Middle Ages? How were goods purchased in Ancient Egypt? How did the Olmecs get their food? What was process of...
One of the earliest known examples comes from the Aztecs, who developed chinampas, a system of floating gardens that combined fish farming and crop cultivation.In Southeast Asia, rice paddies were often stocked with fish, creating a natural aquaponic system. Modern aquaponics, however, began to ...
The Aztecs used a substance called teonanácatl, which means "flesh of the gods," that many believe was magic mushrooms. Along with peyote, morning glory seeds and other naturally occurring psychotropics, the mushrooms were used to induce a trance, produce visions and communicate with the gods...
In the past, the Mayas (玛雅人) and the Aztecs (阿芝特克人) used cocoa beans as money because they were small, easy to carry, and not easy to find. They are easy for people to take to any place. A turkey cost ninety cocoa beans and a small rabbit cost thirty cocoa beans. They ...
. The taheebo tree is grown predominantly in Central and South America, but may also be cultivated in southern Florida. Pau d’Arco, also known as ipe roxo or sometimes lapacho, has been used for centuries by the Indio tribes of South America, as well as the ancient Incas and Aztecs....
How did the Aztecs trade? How did trade during the Middle Kingdom impact Egypt? How did the geography of Meroe affect trade? How did the gold and salt trade affect the Ghana Empire? How did the Kilwa Empire become powerful? How the Bantu civilization spread across Africa?