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What were Mayan raised roads called?
Mayan raised roads were called causeways and were 2 to 4 feet above ground level. Some even measured 15ft wide.
What is the public works of Mayan civilization?
Roads and anyting along those lines
Are used to add the sparkling quality to paint used on roads are what?
Diatom shells
What is used are used to add the sparkling quality to paint used on roads?
Diatom shells
Do better roads increase crime?
Bad roads bring good people. Good roads bring bad people. There are exceptions.
Why do people and companys have to pay tax?
We pay tax to cover what it costs to run a country. Roads, police, defence, etc. The money for that has to come from somewhere, and that somewhere is our taxes.
What transportation did Mayans have?
The Mayans used canoes for transportation over water, along the coast and on the rivers. The Mayans had a series of roads, called sacbeobs, that connected all the Mayan ceremonial centers. The roads were traveled by walking. Slaves and llamas were used to carry goods.
Why did the Maya build temples?
The Mayan built structures and pyramids to honor their god or to make them "happy"
In which places horn should not be blown?
A car horn Should not be blown when there are people cycling on main roads. car garages, Ring roads as this will teter people from using the roads safely.
Who sweeps the roads?
people and turtles
How many steps does coba have?
Coba, an ancient Mayan archaeological site in Mexico, features a pyramid known as Nohoch Mul, which has 120 steps. Visitors can climb this pyramid to enjoy panoramic views of the surrounding jungle. The site is known for its extensive network of ancient roads, or "sacbe," connecting it to other Mayan cities.
Do Amish people have different roads?
They don't have different roads, they use the main roads through America. Usually the roads get damaged due to the horse shoes and steel buggy wheels.
