Tlalcuahuitl

Tlalcuahuitl or land rod also known as a cuahuitl was an Aztec unit of measuring distance that was approximately , to or long.
The abbreviation used for "tlalcuahuitl" is (T) and the unit square of a "tlalcuahuitl" is (T²).
Acolhua Congruence Arithmetic.
Using their knowledge of "tlalcuahuitl", Barbara J. Williams of the Department of Geology at the University of Wisconsin and María del Carmen Jorge y Jorge of the Research Institute for Applied Mathematics and FENOMEC Systems at the National Autonomous University of Mexico believe the Aztecs used a special type of arithmetic. This arithmetic ("tlapōhuallōtl" ) the researchers called Acolhua Congruence Arithmetic and it was used to calculate the area of Aztec people's land as demonstrated below: