Inca empire

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The Kero is an ancient Inca vessel that was used as a ceremonial vessel.

In the 15th century, the Inca drastically expanded the boundaries of their territory. This growth has often led scholars to seek to understand just how the Inca were able to expand their empire so quickly. In this Opening Up the Textbook lesson, students examine four sources to explore different accounts on what aided the Inca in their rise.

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Photo about Wiracocha statue in Calca at the peruvian Andes on Cuzco Peru. Image of peru, religion, calca - 35143801

It is one of the most important archaeological complexes of the Inca Empire, is admiring the precision of the engineering used and delving into the history of what was once the greatest civilization in America pre-Columbian. Built like a fortress, the complex cover a huge area, but they constitute perhaps only a quarter of the original complex, which could easily house more than 10,000 men

In the Andes, writing with characters on a surface was not known, as understood in the western world, but khipus seem to have been an effective mnemonic tool in the administrative tasks of the Inca civilization. basically a khipu was an ancient way of

the Inca officers were chosen as elite soldiers taken from the Cusco nobility, they heard earmuffs as a symbol of their nobility