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Why is so little known about the early history of the Incas?
Since the Incas never developed a system of writing, we must rely on the writing of their Spanish conquerors.
What did not the Incas possess?
a writing system
What where the Incas inventions?
They invented A writing called "Quechua"
Did both the Incas and the Aztecs have a writing system?
The Aztecs developed a complex writing system using pictograms and ideograms. However, the Incas did not have a formal writing system. They used a system of knotted strings called quipu for record-keeping and communication.
What is the incas writing system?
quipu a bunch of knots on string that is in varies colors and sizes
Why is so little know about the early history of the Incas?
Never made a system of writing.
Why is so little known about the early history of the Inca's?
Since the Incas never developed a system of writing, we must rely on the writing of their Spanish conquerors.
Was the Incas writing similar to the Greeks?
No, nothing like it at all. The Greeks used an alphabet. The Incas used a system of colored cords with knots at certain intervals. This system was called quipu. Scientists are trying at present to decipher the Inca writing by means of computer applications.
Why are the Incas historically significant?
The Incas are significant because the created so many things. An Example of this is the quipu. The quipu is a type of writing system to record historical events and accounts. The Incas also made many different archeological places such as Macchu Piccu. Does this answer the question? Yes it does Goodbye Peeps!
Who did the Incas interact with?
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What did incas were?
The Incas were clothes
What are the writing sources like in Inca?
The Incas did not have writing. They communicated by a knots on a rope which messengers carried to the recipient of the message. The incas had a network of trails by whicha series of runners used to travel like a"pony express". That's how they got fresh fish to the interior capital at Cuzco. It actually was a very fast system.(I lived in Peru for 10 years)
