-
Communal work is a
gathering for
mutually accomplishing a task or for
communal fundraising.
Communal work
provided manual labour to others, especially...
- the north, is very po****r with
foreign tourists who
arrive to
admire the
Incaic architecture, the
altiplano lakes, and the
Valley of the Moon.[citation...
- is an
ancient style of
music and
circle dance which is
widespread since incaic or even
preincaic epoch on the
Peruvian and
Bolivian highlands.
Modern versions...
-
Tarija they
encountered several stone roads, most
likely the
remnants of pre-
Incaic cultures, such as that of the Churumatas. However,
during that period, the...
- D'Altroy 2014, p. 99. Zuidema, R. T. (Spring 1983). "Hierarchy and
Space in
Incaic Social Organization". Ethnohistory. 30 (2): 49–75. doi:10.2307/481241. JSTOR 481241...
- - An
ancient style of
music and
circle dance which is
widespread since incaic or even
preincaic epoch on the
Peruvian and
Bolivian highlands. San Juanito...
- made
special studies into the
analysis of the
eating habits of
ancient pre-
Incaic and pre-Columbian people. One of
these research projects was
carried out...
- Pacha, the
first era
being the pre-
Incaic age
supposedly uncultured and barbaric, and the
second being the
Incaic era, in which,
following the conquests...
-
notably by the Inca but also by
other peoples of the
central Andes from pre-
Incaic times,
through the
colonial and
republican eras, and even – in a considerably...
- Colta. Then
Pallatanga was
cantonized in 1986. It was also the hold of
incaic high born
families until the 17th century.
Later it was an
Indian worker...
