An Aztec house typically housed a nuclear family, which consisted of parents and their children, often accommodating around 5 to 10 people. Extended families might also live together, increasing the number to 15 or more individuals in larger homes. These houses were usually made of adobe or wattle and daub and provided basic amenities for daily living. The size and number of occupants could vary based on the family's social status and wealth.
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