Ep. 18: Inti Raymi (Español)

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10/04/21 • 13 min

¡Inti Raymi fue la Celebración del Sol! Un festival anual que tuvo lugar alrededor del solsticio de invierno. Hoy, haremos el ritual que nos explicó Cristóbal de Molina. Al explorar este ritual y otros en el futuro, obtendrá una nueva apreciación de cuán pensadas e involucradas fueron estas ceremonias y celebraciones.
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Música de introducción de: Kalx también conocido como Kaliran: Andean Lounge, Scream of the Devil
Música de transición de: Kike Pinto

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Ep. 39: The Cuzco Ceque System

Today we dive into a vast religious network. The Cuzco Ceque System was a system of huacas radiating out from the holiest site of the empire. In this episode we discuss how the system was organized and how certain rituals were carried out. We also walk several ceque lines ourselves, visiting some of the huacas. Finally, we explore how the system has changed over time and look at other such systems in the Andes.

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Intro/Exit music by: Kalx aka Kaliran: Andean Lounge, Scream of the Devil

Transition music by: Kike Pinto

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Ep. 40: Khipus

The Inca and their predecessors did not use writing as they governed. However, there were khipus. Made of woven string and linked together with various knots, the decipherment of khipus is still a work in progress. In this episode we will discuss what we know so far about the khipus and discuss how researchers have interpreted specific cases. If unlocked, the khipus can reveal a lot about what was happening within Tawantinsuyu.

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Intro/Exit music by: Kalx aka Kaliran: Andean Lounge, Scream of the Devil

Transition music by: Kike Pinto