The Inca are unusual in that:

a. they lived to an extremely old age.
b. women were the main rulers and men served as the administrators.
c. they developed the first computational system and had a mathematical systems based on zero.
d. they supported a civilization by food foraging.
e. they had no writing? instead, they used colored strings with knots to keep records.


e

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