Arch 420 Exam 1 Chapter 3 Questions & Answers, graded A+

Arch 420 Exam 1 Chapter 3 Questions & Answers, graded A+ batey - from the Taino, this word refers to the court where the ball game is played and to any open space within a town or village. bohio - from the Taino, the circular hut form signified common residences. cacique- - from the Taino word meaning chief, the Spanish adopted the word to refer to local indigenous community leaders throughout the Americas. caney - from the Taino, this word refers to the rectangular, gabled house of the Caribbean village leader. capulli - from the Nahuatl word meaning large house, the word refers to occupation and/or kinship based urban neighborhood and rural community divisions in the Aztec political economy. ceque - from the Quechua, the word refers to regulating lines of alignment with sacred sites peripheral to an urban center. cancha - from the Quechua word meaning corral, the word refers to the four building planning model used in Inca towns. chaski - from the Quechua, the word refers to the specially trained official couriers of the Inca Empire. chinampa - from the Nahuatl word meaning square made of canes, the word refers to the system of manufactured garden beds along the lakeshores in the Basin of Mexico chultune - from the Yucatec Maya words for rainwater and stone (chulub and tun), the word refers to a bottle-shaped cistern carved in limestone bedrock. chunkey - a ball game invented in the Mississippi basin and played throughout the region after the 12th century CE. ciudadela - from the Spanish word meaning citadel, the word is often used to identify a particular pattern of tight compact housing. In this chapter it is used in the discussion of the residential pattern at Chan Chan. jacal - from the Spanish