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Researchers Think They've Got the Incas' Numbers

 

Thomas H. Maugh II August 2005

Los Angeles Times

 

"Two Harvard University researchers believe they have uncovered the meaning of a group of Incan khipus, cryptic assemblages of string and knots that were used by the South American civilization for record-keeping and perhaps even as a written language."

Global warming played a role in Incas' rise, report says

 

Thomas H. Maugh II​ July 2009

Los Angeles Times

 

"British archaeologists say a rise in temperatures helped fuel the empire, giving access to more cultivable, fertile land, and thus food surpluses that freed the Incas to expand and conquer."

Oldest Observatory in Americas Discovered in Peru

 

Richard A. Lovett​ May 2006

National Geographic

 

"The oldest astronomical observatory in the Western Hemisphere has been discovered on a hillside a few miles north of Lima, Peru, archaeologists recently reported."

 

"Researchers also found ornate carvings more sophisticated than any before seen in the region."

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