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Inca Empire

Inca history, development, mummies, ruins, archaeology, excavations, photos and related resources
Ancient Peru
The Inca Moche Chimu Paracas Nazca and Chachapoya Peoples - creators of civilization in the Andes.
Ancient Bolivia
Lake Titicaca & Samapaita - more than just an outpost of Inca civilization.
Andes Expedition
The discovery of the "ice maiden" on Pichu Pichu from the National Geographic.
Bolivia History
Lake Titicaca & Samapaita - more than just an outpost of Inca civilization.
Hiram Bingham
An introduction to the man who discovered Machu Picchu in 1911.
Ice Treasures of the Inca
View the National Geographic report of the ice mummies.
Inca Architecture
Philosophy techniques and results. Excellent information.
Inca Mummies - Secrets of a Lost World
Report from the National Geographic Society about the thousands of Inca mummies unearthed in Puruchuco includes a documentary, field reports, photos and lots more detailed information.
Lake Titicaca
Legend Of Lake Titicaca And The Lemurian Solar Disc.
Le Gout du Perou - A Taste of Peru
Choose French, Spanish or English, then click on the map for photos and commentary.
Lost Cities Adventure
Use Quicktime 4 or see the photos of Machu Picchu, the Sacred Valley, Lake Titicaca, Lima, and various sites in Northern Peru. With historical and archaeological commentary.
Pedro de Cieza de Léon: Chronicles of the Incas 1540
Accounting from the Modern History Sourcebook.
Peru: The Inka Empire (15-16th c. A.D.)
Photographs from Images of World History.
Sacred Valley - Ollantaytambo
Travelogue and photos.
Ancient tomb found in Torontoy, Machu Picchu
Explanation, photos and comments about the Incan site of Toronty, in Machu Picchu National Park.
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