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What physical feature is found on the Yucatan peninsula?
The yucatan is generally composed flat and composed of limestone
What are cenotes and what were they used for?
senotes are sink holes that are used to give clean drinking water They were sometimes used by the Mayans for sacrificial offerings.
Which area of Mexico listed below does not have volcanic soil?
The Yucatan Peninsula would qualify as such. It is a large, flat landmass composed of limestone without any volcanic activity. Besides, due to this nature, there are almost no surface rivers, so agriculture tends to depend on large water sinkholes, known as cenotes.
How was ice found?
it was found by people it was found by people
Can Carbon be found in inorganic or organic compounds?
it can not be found in inorganic but can be found in organic
When was Cenotes - album - created?
Cenotes - album - was created on 2011-10-25.
Who believed cenotes were a way to communicate with gods?
The Mayans believed cenotes were a way to communicate with the gods
Are there any cenotes in New York?
no
Is chichen itza a cenote?
no, there are cenotes in there
What physical feature is found on the Yucatan peninsula?
The yucatan is generally composed flat and composed of limestone
How are cenotes made?
Rainwater sinking into limestone
What did the mayans call the underground sinkholes?
cenotes
What do cenotes provide for the people of Mesoamerica?
Drinking water
What do cenotes provide for people of mesoamerica?
Drinking water
What are some naturally occurring hazards in Mexico?
Cenotes
Which parts of the USA are most at risk from cenotes?
The parts of the United States of American that are at most risk from cenotes are the Atlantic Seaboard states. These states experience great devastation from the breeding patterns of these insects.
Why were cenotes important to the Maya?
Cenotes were important to the Maya for both practical and spiritual reasons. They provided a reliable source of freshwater in the Yucatan Peninsula, where surface water is scarce. Additionally, the Maya believed that cenotes were sacred portals to the underworld, making them important for religious ceremonies and sacrifices.
