Teques

Teques are traditional volcanic stone or concrete structures used mainly for water management, such as aqueducts or irrigation channels, particularly in regions with volcanic landscapes like Mexico. They function as conduits or reservoirs to transport, store, or control water flow. Crafted to withstand environmental factors, Teques often have an aesthetic, historical significance, reflecting local engineering techniques. They play a vital role in supporting agriculture and managing water resources in their communities by ensuring reliable water delivery and storage.