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The 15 pages that link to Andean civilizations, each with the reason it gives.

• Inca EmpireNarrower topic: The empire inherited and reshaped older Andean institutions and traditions.

• CivilizationBroader topic: Their varied institutions show how civilization adapted to mountainous environments.

• QuipuNarrower topic: Quipu belongs to a long regional history extending beyond the Inca state.

• Chavín cultureNarrower topic: Chavín belongs to the early history of organized Andean societies.

• Norte Chico civilizationNarrower topic: Norte Chico is among the earliest known complex societies in this broader history.

• Pre-Columbian eraRelated: The region’s long sequence of societies culminated in the Inca Empire.

• Staple foodRelated: Andean communities domesticated and diversified crops that later became staples elsewhere.

• Inca agricultureNarrower topic: Inca farming drew on a long regional history of cultivation and water management.

• Paracas cultureNarrower topic: Paracas belongs to the long history of complex societies in the Andes.

• Caral–Supe civilizationNarrower topic: Caral–Supe is among the earliest known foundations of this wider history.

• PopcornRelated: Archaeological evidence places popcorn among foods used in ancient Andean societies.

• CaralNarrower topic: Caral is an early example within the long history of Andean societies.

• ChimorNarrower topic: Chimor belonged to the long history of complex Andean states.

• Wari cultureNarrower topic: Wari belongs to a long regional history rather than appearing in isolation.

• Waru WaruNarrower topic: Andean societies built and maintained the landscapes in which raised-field farming developed.