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Julianne A
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Ive been searching for answers and nothing has come up, please help!
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TallCafeAmericano
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The Inca entered and established trading posts in northwestern Argentina. Commerce in wool, food and ceramics was widespread as was customs and beliefs from el altiplano.
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cowboydoc
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It's still open to scrutinizing and still controversial but, ongoing digs are bringing in new evidence showing ancients came to South America as early as fifteen thousand B.C. via the South Pacific, most probably via the very boats or rather rafts Thor Hydradahl used in the Kon Tiki, Reed rafts.
You probably wont be able to get any real information for a while on these digs until they all approve of them. Check with National Geographic.
You probably wont be able to get any real information for a while on these digs until they all approve of them. Check with National Geographic.
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Singa
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Part of what is now Argentina (North-West) was in Inca Empire.
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Roderick F
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Well, there wasn't any civilizations in ancient Argentina because people didnt live in cities there till the arrival of Europeans. Nomadic peoples lived there like the Mapuche
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Roderick F
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Well, there wasn't any civilizations in ancient Argentina because people didnt live in cities there till the arrival of Europeans. Nomadic peoples lived there like the Mapuche