They tell us they had an affinity for keeping track of time this means they probably had stuff they wanted or needed to do.
Answer:
1. Tlapitzalli → e
2. Teponaztli → i
3. Conch → g
4. Rasp → a
5. Huehueti → h
6. Ocarina → d
7. Zampona → f
8. Pitus → b
9. Tarkas → j
10. Quenas → c
Explanation:
1. Tlapitzalli → e. It is made of clay with decorations of abstract designs
It is a clay flute with decorations of deity images from the Aztec culture
2. Teponaztli → i. It is a Mexican slit drum made from a hard wood that carved to form a hollowed structure
3. Conch → g. It is made from a seashell usually of a large sea snail. The conch is blown like a trumpet from a hole made close to the a_pex of the spine
4. Rasp → a. Its sound creates a series of rattling effects.
The rattling sound is produced when the notches on one stick are scraped with another stick
5. Huehueti → h. Upright tubular drum used by the Aztecs. The huehueti is a hollow cylindrical wooden drum with one end open and the other end covered with a stretched skin
6. Ocarina → d. it is an ancient vessel flute made from clay or ceramic that has a projecting mouthpiece and between four to twelve finger holes
7. Zampona → f. It is played by blowing across the tubetop and can be tuned to produce a variety of sounds
8. Pitus → b. It is a side-blown cane flute that is played all year round
Given that the Pitus has the description above, it is placed here
9. Tarkas → j. It is played during the rainy season
Tarkas is a_flute with a vertical duct, with a recorder like mouthpiece
10. Quenas → c. It is being played during the dry season
The quenas are cane flutes that are made with bamboo.
What if there’s a flood there like in a bowl
