Finding Common Threads between Mathematics and Female Gender Roles in Inca Culture

Thomas Gilsdorf

Finding Common Threads between Mathematics and Female Gender Roles in Inca Culture

Mathematics

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Abstract

Connections between the mathematical skills of women in traditional Inca culture, and gender roles of pre- and post- Conquest Inca culture

Original language	English
State	Published - Apr 5 2019
Event	THE ROCKY MOUNTAIN COUNCIL FOR LATIN AMERICAN STUDIES 2019 Meeting - Santa Fe, NM Duration: Apr 5 2019 → Apr 5 2019

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Conference	THE ROCKY MOUNTAIN COUNCIL FOR LATIN AMERICAN STUDIES 2019 Meeting
Period	04/5/19 → 04/5/19

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Finding Common Threads between Mathematics and Female Gender Roles in Inca Culture

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