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surpluses of wealth. The
Chinchas were most
famous for
maritime commerce.
Pedro Pizarro said that
Atahualpa claimed that the
ruler of
Chincha controlled 100,000...
- The
Chincha Islands (Spanish:
Islas Chincha) are a
group of
three small islands 21
kilometres (13 mi; 11 nmi) off the
southwest coast of Peru, to which...
- Pre-
Chincha culture were
absorbed by the newcomers. The word
Chincha is
derived from "Chinchay" or "
Chinchas" or "Cinca"
which means "ocelot" in
Chincha Quechua...
- Look up
chincha in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Chincha (Quechua
chincha,
chinchay north, northern, ocelot) may
refer to:
Chincha Alta, a city in...
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Chincha is one of five
provinces of the Ica
Region of Peru. The
capital of the
province is the city of
Chincha Alta, a
center where...
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Arqueologia Marítima (in Spanish).
Retrieved 2
January 2010. "Liberation of the
Chinchas".
Archived from the
original on
March 12, 2008.
Retrieved 2
January 2010...
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Eupithecia chincha is a moth in the
family Geometridae. It is
found in Ecuador. Yu, ****y Sick Ki (1997–2012). "Eupithecia
chincha Dognin 1899". Home...
- Yauyos–
Chincha Quechua or
Yauyos Quechua is a
language cluster of Quechua,
spoken in the
Yauyos and
Chincha districts of Peru.
There are
numerous dialects:...
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Palpas region and
along the
Peruvian coast are
other glyphs from the
Chincha culture that have also been discovered. The
following are
images of some...
- La Voz de
Chincha ('The
Voice of
Chincha') was a
daily evening newspaper published from
Chincha Alta, Peru. The
newspaper was
founded in 1924. Politically...
