The Incas Andes Mountains Present Day Chile, Peru.

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The Incas Andes Mountains Present Day Chile, Peru

The Inca’s Originated from the Chavin Pachacuti 1400’s A.D. Worshiped Jaguar/human gods Pachacuti Warrior leader and founder of INCAN CIVILIZATION 1400’s A.D. Inca civilization arose

Inca’s Cont…. Some Achievements Quipus recording method using beads Centralized gov’t – emperor held absolute power, warrior and chief religious leader Empire linked by roads, bridges and tunnels Metalworking—Alloy (blend) Brain Surgery Quipus recording method using beads Some Achievements

All roads led to… Cuzco?

“In human memory, I believe that there is no account of a road as great as this, running through deep valleys, high mountains, banks of snow, torrents of water, living rock, and wild rivers. . . . In all places it was clean and swept free of refuse, with lodgings, storehouses, Sun temples, and posts along the route. Oh! Can anything similar be claimed for Alexander [the Great] or any of the [other] powerful kings who ruled the world. . . ?” —Pedro Cieza de León, Spanish explorer ­admiring the Inca road system in the 1500s

How about this for an advancement!!!!!!! Machu Picchu

TERRACE FARMING

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