- BC. The
first known metates were flat or basin-shaped; trough-shaped
metates came into use in the
Southwest around ADÂ 450.
Metates are
still used in some...
- Look up
metate in Wiktionary, the free dictionary. A
metate is a
Mesoamerican quern or milling-stone.
Metate may also
refer to:
Metate (yearbook), the...
- diet. Later,
Manos and
metates were used to
process cultivated maize. In its
early use in the
American Southwest, the mano and
metate were used to
grind wild...
- students. The
Golden Antlers publishes satirical content. Pomona's yearbook,
Metate, was
founded in 1894 and
discontinued in 2012. The college's
official magazine...
- the
cooking of food in
ovens at
ground level,
grinding in
molcajete and
metate. With the
Spaniards came the pork, beef and
chicken meats; peppercorn, sugar...
-
riverbed was once
within the
reach of many farmers, the
production of
tripode metates requires specialized craftsmanship.
Grinding plays a key role in Mexican...
-
Concurrent MetateM is a multi-agent
language in
which each
agent is
programmed using a set of (augmented)
temporal logic specifications of the behaviour...
-
concentrations of artifacts,
among them
decorated cylindrical stone vessels and
metates,
confirming the
existence of an
ancient city. The
official name of the...
- a
contemporary indigenous kitchen with
molcajete (stone mortar) and the
metate in the foreground, comal, palm tenate, and a clay pot. San Juan Achiutla...
-
sticks and
reeds set in
mortar in a
single row of masonry. The
presence of
metates are
evidence that
campsites with slab-lined
hearths were
inhabited for...
