They had bridges, and roads, and other amazing stuff. just no wheels.
:)
;)
The Incas excelled in the use of stone as a building material. They created impressive structures like Machu Picchu using precisely cut stones that fit together without mortar.
From the Moche culture, the Incas adopted architectural techniques such as the use of adobe bricks and irrigation systems. From the Chimú culture, the Incas adopted metallurgical techniques that allowed them to create intricate gold and silver artworks, as well as administrative practices for managing their empire.
Yes, the Inca civilization built homes and structures, such as Machu Picchu, into the mountains of the Andes. They used advanced building techniques to fit their architecture harmoniously into the natural landscape, making use of the terrain for support and defense.
The Chavin culture influenced the Incas by introducing complex religious beliefs, artistic styles, and architectural techniques. The Incas adopted and built upon these practices to establish their own flourishing empire. The Chavin legacy can be seen in the Incas' use of iconography, construction of religious sites, and development of a powerful centralized state.
They had bridges, and roads, and other amazing stuff. just no wheels. :) ;)
The Incas were.
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The Incas excelled in the use of stone as a building material. They created impressive structures like Machu Picchu using precisely cut stones that fit together without mortar.
From the Moche culture, the Incas adopted architectural techniques such as the use of adobe bricks and irrigation systems. From the Chimú culture, the Incas adopted metallurgical techniques that allowed them to create intricate gold and silver artworks, as well as administrative practices for managing their empire.
Rope
by building it
They made techniques for farming.
by building it
Yes, the Inca civilization built homes and structures, such as Machu Picchu, into the mountains of the Andes. They used advanced building techniques to fit their architecture harmoniously into the natural landscape, making use of the terrain for support and defense.
was engineering was their road building
They are most remembered for building.
Building