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They used beans and corn.
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In ancient times How did people use wheat?
They ate it.....
What kind of money did ancient Maya's use?
thay used nuts and beans
Did the incas use cocoa beans as money?
Yes, the Incas used cocoa beans as a form of currency. They were highly prized and used for trade and as a means of exchange in the Inca empire. Cocoa beans were considered a valuable commodity due to their use in making chocolate and their scarcity in certain regions.
Are soybeans a grain?
No soy beans are not grains they are vegetable's. Beans grow fom the ground and that is the same with this one.
What kind of pencils did ancient Egyptians use?
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What did the Inca use pyramids for?
The Inca did not build pyramids like the ancient Egyptians. However, they did construct large, terraced structures known as "huacas" which served as religious centers, administrative buildings, or royal residences. These huacas were important for religious ceremonies, storage of goods, and urban planning.
What painting media did the ancient Egyptians use?
The ancient Egyptians used the heads of reeds and wheat for their paint brushes. They painted on stone, and papyrus.
What did Inca kings use to communicate with and control their empire?
The Inca had a system called khipu or quipu. It was rope with knots. Scientists think it was an early form of writing. Some say it was all numbers but others compare it to other forms of ancient writing.
Ngugi's use of the bible in a grain of wheat?
the use of bible in grain of wheat
What colors did the Inca tribe use?
red
What did the seed drill do?
it does what the name implies it drills seeds into the ground -- it is a piece of farm equipment use to plant certain grains -- .i.e. wheat beans - - the drill allows mass areas to be seeded!!!
How did the Inca expand their empire?
the inca expand thier empire by use their mind and thining
