Inca engineers | Wikipedia audio article
Channel: wikipedia tts
Date: 2019-07-10

This is an audio version of the Wikipedia Article:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Incan_engineers


00:00:01 1 Hydraulic engineering
00:01:01 2 Machu Picchu
00:05:12 3 Terraces
00:05:20 3.1 Terrace function and structure
00:06:41 3.2 How they were built and why they were effective
00:08:16 4 Freeze-drying
00:08:25 4.1 What to freeze dry and why?
00:09:11 4.1.1 Vegetables--potato
00:09:27 4.1.2 Meats--llama, alpaca, duck, guinea-pigsup&#91;12&#93;/supsup&#91;11&#93;/sup
00:09:50 4.2 How to freeze dry
00:10:54 5 Pathway systems
00:11:56 5.1 Rope bridges
00:12:51 5.1.1 Construction
00:15:42 5.1.2 Modern rope bridges
00:17:57 5.2 Roads
00:19:56 5.2.1 Uses
00:21:03 5.2.2 Modern Inca roads



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