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What materials did the Athens use to build the Parthenon?
The noblest: marble.
What materials are used to build a Neo-Mediterranean house?
paint, wood, plastic and everything you can think of.
What materials were used in the mona lisa?
The materials used is in oil on a poplar panel.
How much does it cost to build a 1000 sq ft ranch style house in the mid east?
The cost to build a 1000 sq ft ranch style house is dependent upon exactly where the it is to be built. The size of the lot, materials used and quality level are also all factors in the cost.
Raw materials for cement?
The raw materials used in cement are,Calcareous materials (limestone)Argillaceous materials (clay)GypsumPozzolanic materials (fly ash, pumicite)
How many people were used to build the Chichen Itza?
None. Stones were used to build Chichen Itza, not people.
What is the materials did they use for the chichen itza?
they used gold an others
What is the ruins of chichen itza?
The ruins of chichen itza are a series of stone building that were used during the time that they occupied that area.
What type of rock was the chichen itza made up of?
Chichen Itza was primarily made up of limestone rock. The ancient Maya used limestone as the main building material for their structures, including the famous pyramids at Chichen Itza.
What was chichen itza used for?
it was used for sacrifice, i think hi
Who used to live in the chichen itza?
Chichen Itza are the ruins of an ancient Mayan city and place of worship. Currently, it is the site of archaeological digs and a tourist spot.
Why did the mayans use wood?
they used wood for chichen itza
How old is chichen itza?
Chichen Itza was likely founded around 600 AD and reached its peak between 800-1200 AD. The site continued to be inhabited and used for ceremonial purposes until the arrival of the Spanish in the 16th century.
What are the physical characteristics Chichen Itza?
Chichen Itza is a large archaeological site in Mexico known for its iconic structures like the Temple of Kukulcan (El Castillo), Great Ball Court, and the Observatory (El Caracol). It also features the Sacred Cenote, a natural sinkhole used for offerings and rituals. The site is characterized by intricate stone carvings, pyramidal structures, and a layout that reflects Mayan cosmology and astronomy.
What do people use Chichen Itza for?
It used to be a Mayan city-state and was an important trade and religious center (600-1200 AD). Nowadays, it is the location of some ruins and an archaeological site.
What materials are used to build a stadium and why are these materials used?
the materials used to build the truning torso are, medal frames . aluminum wood , glass and i dont know , just those ,,, ^^^
What do the anasazi descendants believe about the ruins?
They tend not to believe that they were used as housing, but as ceremonial buildings, much as Chichen Itza in Mexico was. The inside walls of the ruins are marked with ceremonial spirals that show the tracking of the sun throughout the day and the seasons.
