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Hello and welcome to the History Extra podcast from BBC History Magazine and BBC History Reveal.

I'm Ellie Cawthorne. What did an ordinary day in the Inca Empire look like? How did the Inca's count using knots? And why were stones so sacred to them? Emily Briffitt spoke to Bill Siller

to find out everything you wanted to know about the Inca Empire.

As usual in this series, our questions are drawn from popular internet search queries and

ones that you've submitted on our social media channels. So hi Bill, it's lovely to be chatting to

you today. Hi. Well, thank you for inviting me. Today we're going to be answering listener

questions and top internet search queries all about the Inca's. So to start us off, who were the

Inca's? So the Inca, I mean, they mean slightly different things. The word means slightly

different things for different people. At the top of the tree, if you like, is the leader of the

Inca Empire, the Sapa Inca, the Unique Inca. Under him, there's a family, if you like, of kinship groups of other Inca's. Beyond that, there is the group of ethnic groups around Kusko, and they consolidated to provide the core of what became an

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