Here’s what you’ll learn when you read this story: The Inca never built a world of silicon chips or copper-wired circuits, and the high-speed hardware of modern times was something they simply didn’t ...

Incoming Disney CEO Josh D'Amaro has tapped Roeder, a 25-year veteran of the company, as his chief communications officer. By Alex Weprin Senior Editor Incoming Disney CEO Josh D’Amaro has found his ...

The North Carolina Zoo announced the death of Inca, its last ocelot. “Inca lived a long, full life filled with love and enriching experiences thanks to the extraordinary care she received from our ...

The Incas were known to engage in a sacrificial ritual involving children to appease their gods. Archaeologists have found and analyzed the remains of these human sacrifices, although not all of them ...

Around 500 years ago, four young girls in South America were bashed in the head and sacrificed in a gruesome Inca ritual. Researchers have conducted CT scans of their mummified remains, previously ...

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The Inca Empire expanded at lightning speed, and its monumental works stretched across South America. Under the conqueror Tupac Yupanqui, the empire grew through force and strategy. The Inca Empire ...

We teach communication skills at Stanford University. We’re also parents, coaches, and consultants in Silicon Valley. We’ve been worried about adolescents’ diminishing writing and speaking skills for ...

In any organization, the success of project collaboration and team management greatly depends on communication abilities: how ideas are shared is often just as important as the ideas themselves. So ...

The famed “Band of Holes” known as Monte Sierpe in the Andes of Peru have puzzled scientists for a century. New research suggests the holes were the site of an ancient marketplace. The Inca rulers may ...

New evidence may resolve a longstanding archaeological puzzle in Peru. A vast line of thousands of holes dug into a ridge in the foothills of the Andes Mountains served as a regional marketplace for ...

Along a rocky ridge in Peru, a formation of more than 5,000 closely aligned holes creeps up a mountain like a mile-long snake. When archaeologist Charles Stanish first glimpsed this giant “Band of ...