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Which civilization came before Incas?
The Hauri and Chimu 3000 years before the Incas.
The incas adopted the Chimu's ideas?
The Incas adopted several ideas and practices from the Chimu civilization, particularly in areas such as agriculture, architecture, and administrative organization. The Chimu's advanced irrigation techniques and agricultural methods were integrated into Incan practices, enhancing food production in their empire. Additionally, the Incas were influenced by Chimu artistic styles and urban planning, which contributed to their own architectural achievements. This cultural exchange allowed the Incas to strengthen their empire and implement effective governance.
Was human sacrifice common in Chimu era?
The Chimu era was almost 3000 years earlier to the Incas civilization many ornate sacrificial daggers were found some 700 to the Chimu era which were used by priests for human sacrifice..
What does the computer specialist Incas provide?
Unable to find a company named InCas. There are many things that the word incas could mean, but there are no computer companies who use the name InCas.
What are Incas known for?
for good things they did to draons
What did the Incas transport on their roads?
Things that they were importing/exporting and things for trade.
What kind of things did Incas trade?
crafts, food
What did the Inca contribute to the world?
The Incas were one of the very first civilizations. Thx! Emily and Claudia
What do the Maya and incas have in common?
what the Mayas and Incas have in common is that the are good at making gold , they are also were good at making empire and things like that .
What were some bad things about the Incas?
Some bad things is they use human sacrifice so be careful
What are some things that the Incas did for vegetation?
The Incas favorite vegetable was potato. It could be grown at high altitude, which was useful in their home in the Andes. They also liked corn.
What did the Inca trade?
The Incas traded many things with native people in different regions. The Incas traded things they considered sacred such as quinoa, chia seeds, and above all else gold.
