Inca causeways

Target entity: Inca causeways
Context triple: [Qhapaq Ñan, hasPart, Inca causeways]

• A. Inca bridges
  Inca bridges are traditional Andean suspension structures, often made from woven grass or fiber ropes, that enabled the Inca Empire’s road network to cross deep gorges and rivers.
• B. Inca terraces
  Inca terraces are ancient stepped agricultural platforms built into Andean mountainsides by the Inca civilization to maximize arable land and manage water and soil in steep terrain.
• C. Inca tambos
  Inca tambos were roadside way stations of the Inca Empire that provided lodging, supplies, and administrative support along the imperial road network.
• D. Inca plazas
  Inca plazas are large open ceremonial and social spaces at the heart of Inca settlements, used for gatherings, rituals, and administrative activities.
• E. Puente del Inca
  Puente del Inca is a natural rock formation and hot spring area in the Argentine Andes, known for its distinctive natural bridge over the Las Cuevas River and its role as a gateway to Aconcagua.
• F. None of above. chosen
• G. Unsure - the case is ambiguous/there is not enough information to decide.

Target entity: Inca causeways
Target entity description: Inca causeways are the elevated stone and earth roadways that formed part of the vast Inca road system, enabling efficient travel, communication, and transport across the challenging Andean terrain.

• A. Inca bridges
  Inca bridges are traditional Andean suspension structures, often made from woven grass or fiber ropes, that enabled the Inca Empire’s road network to cross deep gorges and rivers.
• B. Inca terraces
  Inca terraces are ancient stepped agricultural platforms built into Andean mountainsides by the Inca civilization to maximize arable land and manage water and soil in steep terrain.
• C. Inca tambos
  Inca tambos were roadside way stations of the Inca Empire that provided lodging, supplies, and administrative support along the imperial road network.
• D. Inca plazas
  Inca plazas are large open ceremonial and social spaces at the heart of Inca settlements, used for gatherings, rituals, and administrative activities.
• E. Puente del Inca
  Puente del Inca is a natural rock formation and hot spring area in the Argentine Andes, known for its distinctive natural bridge over the Las Cuevas River and its role as a gateway to Aconcagua.
• F. None of above. chosen