Titlebook: Inca Cosmovision; The Astronomical Leg Steven Gullberg,Milton Rojas Gamarra Book 2024 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s), unde

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密切关系

Facets of Inka Culture,ll lay the groundwork for aspects of Inka culture and its association with astronomy. This then will be built upon in subsequent chapters to better understand Inka thought and reasoning through the use of oral traditions (Fig. 3.1).

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Inka Culture and Quechua Language,iew that existed throughout the Tawantinsuyo. This chapter will introduce certain Quechua terms, and doing so will help greatly to embrace the logic of life in space and time in Inka culture. Main principles of life such as Ayni, Kawsaypacha, Iskaynintin, Mit’a, Minka, Masintin, Yanantin, and Tinkuy will be explored (Fig. 4.1).

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Archaeoastronomy,ime, though, as such orientations have been found with respect to many aspects of society and culture. This chapter is an overview of some astronomical concepts and understanding these scientific basics is also necessary to fully comprehend Inka astronomy and cosmovision.

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,Inka Seq’es,seq’es and their place in Inka society. This chapter offers detailed examples with the first three seq’es of Chinchaysuyo in Qosqo. Waqas were important parts of seq’es and these relationships are discussed here well.

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Inka Constellations,ver read about them. The chronicals say where some of the constellations are in the sky. But by growing up here, by knowing the traditions, and by understanding and experiencing the worldview of the Inkas, Milton has gathered information otherwise lost due to the Spaniards (Fig. 9.1).

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Book 2024ormer empire is replete with examples of their astronomy. They used solar positions on the horizon for calendrical purposes and managed their crops and religious festivals in this manner. Many examples remain of their intentional light and shadow effects that demonstrate their sophisticated understa

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