File:Inca-Spanish confrontation.JPG

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Česky: Incko-Španělské střetnutí u Cajamarcy; je zde vidět vládce Atahuallpa

English: Inca-Spanish confrontation in Cajamarca; there is Emperor Atahuallpa

Date

09:25, 20 September 2005 (UTC)
2005-03-20 (original upload date)

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Originally from en.wikipedia; description page is/was here.

Author

Original uploader was Dynamax at en.wikipedia

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While I haven't found an on-line source for this image, it is a reproduction of an obviously old engraving that could be tagged as PD-old

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