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Incan engineers → Inca technology – Apparently, the article isn't about any named engineers (possibly no names are known), and instead is about methods used, and some of those don't really seem like they would usually be described as "engineering", for instance the section on freeze-drying. "Inca technology" might be a closer match with some other articles such as Ancient Egyptian technology and Roman technology. I'm not sure about "Inca" vs. "Incan". It looks like there are more page titles with the adjective as "Inca" than with the adjective as "Incan". Wombat140 (talk) 09:16, 23 April 2023 (UTC)[reply]
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