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Aboriginal Myths and Traditions Concerning the Island of Titicaca, Bolivia (Classic Reprint)

Aboriginal Myths and Traditions Concerning the Island of Titicaca, Bolivia (Classic Reprint)

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Excerpt from Aboriginal Myths and Traditions Concerning the Island of Titicaca, Bolivia

Oviedo says of Cuzco To this land there came in ancient times [anciently] a great lord with a people they call Inga, and now they call themselves Big Ears [orejones] and only the Supreme Lord they call Inga. This lord they call Inga peopled the Cuzco. (5) This indicates that the first Spaniards who came in contact with the Peruvian Indians understood them to believe and say that the Incas were not originally from the valley of Cuzco.

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ISBN: 9781334245626
Publisher: Fb&c Ltd
Imprint: Forgotten Books
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Number of pages: 50
Weight: 82g
Height: 229mm
Width: 152mm
Spine width: 3mm