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Sunday, 25 May 2014 02:05

Traditional Agriculture in New Mexico: Planting With The Moon

The moon represented the cycle of birth, growth, abundance of food, decay, and death in ancient Aztec culture.

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Traditional Agriculture in New Mexico: Planting With The Moon

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"The Adobe Palace," Erected 1650.

Irvin Trujillo