The Inca Empire in South America was one of the most powerful pre-Columbian societies. It was known for the architecture of ...

The Inca Empire ruled millions without a written language — at least not in the sense that we typically think of one, such as ...

Spanish culture, religion, and language rapidly replaced Inca life and only a few traces of Inca ways remain in the native culture as it exists today. The Lost Empire | The Sacrificial Ceremony ...

The Inca empire once stretched over much of the land we now call South America. It was a civilization with incredible architecture, a vast system of roads, sophisticated agriculture, but it did not ...

A single lock of 500-year-old hair could upend what researchers have long thought about class and literacy in the Inca Empire, according to a new study. Spanning across western South America, the Inca ...

The Inca world : ancient people and places ; art, architecture, religion, everyday life, culture ; the native civilizations of the Andes and South America explored in 500 paintings, drawing and ...

The most powerful civilization in South America before the arrival of Europeans was the mighty Inca empire, which ruled much of the continent’s Pacific coast from their home in the Peru ...

A hair strand uncovered from an Incan astronomical device suggests record-keeping in the empire was prevalent not only among ...

A stone box fished out of Lake Titicaca contains tiny items that add an intriguing twist to what’s known about the Inca empire’s religious practices and supernatural beliefs about the massive ...

During the Inca civilization, which thrived in South America before the arrival of Europeans, these ritual sacrifices were known as capococha.