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Avoid becoming an Incan Mummy! / Hynson, Colin; Antram, David (ill.) 2007  Book
Hynson, Colin Book
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Publication Great Britain, Book House, 2007.
Description 32pBlue Spine
Series The danger zone
Summary/Abstract Being an Incan emperor means that you can never die, you will be mummified, and will continue to play an important part life in Inca life.
Standard Number 9781905638468 Hb.
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ID:   008103


Illustrated History of the Incas / Jones, David M 2007  Book
Jones, David M Book
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Publication Great Britain, Southwater, 2007.
Description 128pBrown Spine
Summary/Abstract The extraordinary story of the lost world of the Andes, chronicling the ancient civilizations of the Paracas, Chavin, Nazca and Moche and other tribes and cultures of ancient south America.
Contents Introduction Discovering the Incas and their past Empire of the Sun The Land Sacred Landscapes, Sacred skies Early settlers to Empire builders Themes and peoples Power and warfare Glossary Index Picture Acknowledgements
Standard Number 9781844763696 Pb.
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ID:   020740


Inca empire / Newman, Sandra 2010  Book
Newman, Sandra Book
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Publication New York, Scholastic, 2010.
Description 48pBrown spine
Series A True Book About
Summary/Abstract Provides information about the Inca empire, discussing how the Incas survived in the mountains, how the empire was built, and why it disappeared, and looking at the city of Machu Picchu and the emperor Sapa Inca.
Contents Amazing empire City in the mountains Rise to power The big truth! : the lost city The fall of the Incas The mysterious Incas
Standard Number 9789351034001 Pb.
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ID:   026961


Incas / Rees, Rosemary 2006  Book
Rees, Rosemary Book
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Publication Oxford, Heinemann Library, 2006.
Description 64pGrey Spine
Series Understanding people in the past
Summary/Abstract Explains the various elements of the Incas, including their history, daily life, religion, cooking and eating, trading and transportation, and more.
Standard Number 9780431078083 Pb.
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ID:   006896


Incredible Incas / Deary, Terry 2000  Book
Deary, Terry Book
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Publication Great Britain, Scholastic, 2000.
Description 128pBlack Spine
Series Horrible Histories
Summary/Abstract It's history with the nasty bits left in!Want to know:· Why llamas wore earrings and drank beer?· How a bucket of stewed pee can make you beautiful?· Why servants ate the emperor's hair?Discover all the foul facts about the Incredible Incas - all the gore and more!
Contents Introduction Timeline Legendary lords Evil emperors Top of the class Live like an Inca The cruel conquest Terrific temples Groovy gods Inca mystery quiz Epilogue
Standard Number 0439996068 Pb.
Key Words IGCSE  Incas 
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ID:   008099


Myths and Religion of the Incas / Jones, David M 2008  Book
Jones, David M Book
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Publication Great Britain, Southwater, 2008.
Description 128pBlack Spine
Summary/Abstract This book focuses on myths, legends and religious beliefs as old as time. The Chavin, Moche and Chimu people worshipped rainforest gods in the form of jaguars, serpents, monkeys and birds. The Incas even claimed descent from the sun, regarding their emperor as the 'son of the sun'. Rituals developed, including human and animal sacrifice, and honouring the gods lay at the heart of everyday lives. Even today, South American people honour Inti, the Inca sun god.This is a brilliant retelling of the prehistory and history of South America through the myths and legends of its many cultures and civilizations.
Contents Introduction A pantheon of Gods Honouring the Gods Tales of the Gods Creation and the first peoples Leaving this earth A new God Glossary Index
Standard Number 9781844765195 Pb.
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ID:   002886


Step Into...The Inca World / Steele, Philip 2000  Book
Steele, Philip Book
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Publication USA, Lorenz Books, 2000.
Description 64pcream spine
Series Step Into The....
Summary/Abstract A detailed study of the history and culture of the ancient Inca empire of South America together with projects.
Contents Peoples of the Andes The great Empire Makers of history Lords of the Sun The Inca State Nobles and peasants On land and water Master masons Town dwellers An Inca house Inside the home Hunting and fishing Living on the land Foods and feasts Textiles and tunics Jewels and feathers Everyday crafts Metals and mining Gods and spirits Temples and sacrifices Festivals and rituals Flutes, drums and dice Medicine and magic Inca knowledge Married life An Inca childhood Land of the dead Warriors and weapons Eclipse of the Sun Glossary Index
Standard Number 754804763 Hb.
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ID:   005271


The Incredible Incas / Deary, Terry 2000  Book
Deary, Terry Book
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Publication Great Britain, Scholastic, 2000.
Description 127pBlack spine
Series Horrible Histories
Summary/Abstract The Incredible Incas gives you the gory details about the Incan Empire, which ruled 12 million people but was smashed by 260 Spanish invaders... and a few germs.
Contents Timeline Legendary lords Evil emperors Top of the class Live like an Inca The cruel conquest Terrific temples Groovy gods Inca mystery quiz Epilogue
Standard Number 978-0-439996-06-8 Pb.
Key Words IGCSE  Incas  Peru - history 
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