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Ganadería inca
Ganadería inca

En los Andes prehispánicos, los camélidos desempeñaron un rol verdaderamente importante en la economía. Particularmente fueron la llama y la alpaca -los únicos camélidos domesticados por el hombre andino- las que, criadas en hatos de gran escala, fueron utilizadas para diferentes propósitos dentro del sistema de producción de los incas. Igualmente, fueron utilizadas otras dos especies de camélidos sin domesticar: la vicuña y el guanaco. La primera de estas era cazada mediante los chacos (cacerías colectivas).

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