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The Astronomical Significance of Ritual Movements in the Calendar of Cuzco
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  • 1991Inca Civilization in Cuzco263 cited
  • 1956Historia del Nuevo Mundo239 cited
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  • 1996Astronomy and empire in the ancient Andes: the cultural origins of Inca sky watching57 cited
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