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Why is the Inca calendar important?
the Inca calendar was important for religious reasons
What do the Mayan and the Inca have in common.?
The calendar, know as the Aztec Calendar or the Mayan Calendar.
Did the Inca have a calendar?
YES.the incas had a solar and lunar calendar
What are the symbols on the Inca calendar?
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What colors did the Inca tribe use?
red
What are the Inca colors?
The Inca colors were predominantly red, yellow, and purple. These colors held significant symbolic meaning in Inca culture, representing different aspects of their natural environment, social hierarchy, and religious beliefs. Textiles and ceramics were often dyed using these colors to create intricate designs and patterns.
What are the symbols for the Inca calendar?
The Inca calendar, primarily based on the lunar and solar cycles, features several key symbols. The most notable is the Inti, or sun god, which represents the solar calendar. Other symbols include the moon (Mama Quilla), important for the lunar calendar, and various animals and plants that signify agricultural cycles. Additionally, the Inca used a system of quipus, or knotted strings, to record time and events, adding another layer to their calendrical system.
Which statement describes a difference between the Inca poncho and Navajo blanket shown?
The Inca poncho has patterns and colors that served as a form of identification; the Navajo blanket patterns and colors that are decorative.
What is the technology of the Inca?
At the earliest stage, most presumably the Sun Calendar, constructed much like the one the Mayans created.
How did the Inca keep track of their business affairs?
The Inca kept track of their business affairs by means of a device called quipu, a cord with knotted strings of different colors and lengths.
What were the inca's eye color?
Veried shades of albino lightened colors of green, blue, brown and black
Who said the world was goin to end in 2012?
Inca(or maya) on their calender it says that the end of the world is 21/12/12. It is the end of 'The Great Cycle' in their calendar but it has no more significance than the end of a millennium in our present, Gregorian, calendar
