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Traditional culture and modern day use of manos and metates 

ASU School of Human Evolution and Social Change
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Staff at the Deer Valley Petroglyph Preserve discuss one of the cultural methods for grinding mesquite beans into flour using a mano and metate. The demonstration includes how the tools are used, the process, and how you can use similar methods and tools for grinding at home.

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28 июн 2021

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Комментарии : 10   
@jppestana1
@jppestana1 6 месяцев назад
As an ASU Grad (Class of 75) I am happy to see this fine demonstration.
@rubygray7749
@rubygray7749 11 дней назад
You don't pod the beans first???
@lavidadeunfranciscodiario6991
@lavidadeunfranciscodiario6991 2 года назад
Nooo is not eating lots of Dust eating the fine food from the MAYAN WAY por more than 7000 years living way we Drink the best fine Atole or tortillas in the whole World saludos a todos desde Colorado usa
@stephenkessel1990
@stephenkessel1990 2 года назад
Seems like a really good way to eat alot of rock dust
@gnomesayin1440
@gnomesayin1440 2 года назад
it has to be cured before using it for the first time to avoid that issue.
@CarloHurtado23
@CarloHurtado23 2 года назад
I guess pick your poison. Rock dust. Micro plastics. Or metal dust. Most foods will have at least 1.
@stephenkessel1990
@stephenkessel1990 2 года назад
@@CarloHurtado23 yup all 3 plus bugs
@huitzilopochtli2872
@huitzilopochtli2872 Год назад
I guess you can also say goodbye to brushing your teeth, perhaps even stop using any kind of ware--in fact, why not just stop eating and breathing because of the potential toxins in the air. & Metates are traditionally carved from volcanic rock, which is considered food safe. You have to SEASON/cure it and the more you use it the smoother it becomes just like your regular granite mortar and pestle.
@mikegalacino9228
@mikegalacino9228 9 месяцев назад
It was a tough life for these people. While visiting pueblo areas we learned they were only expected to live to mid 40s. Sand was in most everything they ate and the teeth were worn down as a result.
@andrewmagee1666
@andrewmagee1666 8 месяцев назад
Well any one with half an ounce of knowledge knows you season a metate or a mortar.
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