- small-scale
chinampas adjacent to
their households and
communities in the
freshwater lakes of
Xochimilco and Chalco. The
Aztecs did not
invent chinampas but rather...
-
initially created along with
artificial agricultural plots called chinampas.
Chinampas were
invented by the pre-Hispanic
peoples of the
region around 1...
- Taylor,
Chinampas is "about
those extraordinary Aztecs", whom he
referred to as his "distant relatives".
Unlike other Taylor albums, on
Chinampas the title...
- used in many
other countries such as China,
Mexico and Belize.
Mexican Chinampas were
similar to Waru Waru in that they were
created on or near a water...
- from the
original on July 22, 2011.
Retrieved March 3, 2011. "Las
Chinampas" [
Chinampas] (in Spanish).
Mexico City:
Borough of Iztapapala.
Archived from...
- from 75.0
people per
hectare to 150
people per hectare. It is said that
chinampas (in
their current form) were
introduced to the Chalco-Xochimilco lake...
- Hambone, No. 12 (Nathaniel Mackey, editor). "
Chinampas". AllMusic.
Retrieved April 6, 2018.
Cecil Taylor -
Chinampas Album Reviews,
Songs & More | AllMusic...
- the
eventual Aztec Empire.
Itzcoatl next
turned his
attention to the
chinampas districts on the
south s****s of
Lakes Xochimilco and Chalco.
Fresh water...
-
stabilize the
chinampas,
trees were
often planted on the corners,
primarily āhuexōtl (Salix bonplandiana) or āhuēhuētl (Taxodium mucronatum).
Chinampas were very...
- them by canoe.
Chinampas were
extremely fertile pieces of land, and yielded, on average,
seven crops annually.
Based on
current chinampa yields, it has...