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Capacocha or
Qhapaq hucha (Quechua:
qhapaq noble, solemn, prin****l, mighty, royal,
hucha crime, sin,
guilt Hispanicized spellings Capac cocha, Capaccocha...
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strangulation and
suffocation (burying alive). The
ritual sacrifice called Capacocha (or
Qhapaq hucha) was a key
component to the Inca Empire. This ritual...
- The
Aconcagua mummy is an
Incan capacocha mummy of a seven-year-old boy,
dated to
around the year 1500. The
mummy is well-preserved, due to the extreme...
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Plomo Mummy was the
first notable frozen mummy discovery of high-altitude
Capacocha human sacrifice by the Incas, a
practice called qhapaq hucha. The original...
- A few were
destined to be
sacrificed in a
religious ceremony called capacocha.
Several archaeological contexts for
aclla have been identified, specifically...
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emperor Atahualpa by
conquering Spaniards.
Child sacrifice,
referred to as
capacocha or
qhapaq hucha, was an
important part of the Inca
religion and was often...
- Botanique, vo. 1
Paris 1808. Mignone,
Pablo (2010). "Ritualidad estatal,
capacocha y
actores sociales locales: El
Cementerio del volcán Llullaillaco". Estudios...
- a
threat and
during the 1440–1470
eruption offered human sacrifices (
capacocha) on its
summit and that of its
neighbours to calm the
volcano down; the...
- the sun." The Inca took part in
spiritual human sacrifices known as the
Capacocha.
These sacrifices were
taken out onto
mountains throughout the
Andes and...
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Compositional Analysis of
Pottery Vessels ****ociated with the Inca
Ritual of
Capacocha (co-aut****d with
Tamara Bray, Minc, L., Ceruti, C., Perea, R. & Chávez...
