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Accounts of the Spanish conquest of the Aztecs write about hundreds of thousands of Mexica and Tlaxcalan warriors fighting in the conflict. How did Mesoamerican peoples field such massive armies without the wheel or draft animals to accommodate the massive supply lines they would inevitably need?

by /u/Xxxn00bpwnR69xxX in /r/AskHistorians

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