Scenarios about 'pre-columbian technology'
Pre-Columbian technology encompasses the tools, engineering methods, and innovations developed by indigenous civilizations in the Americas before European contact in 1492. These advancements included sophisticated agricultural systems, monumental architecture, complex textiles, metallurgy in Mesoamerica and the Andes, mathematical systems, and astronomical calendars. Understanding these technologies provides insight into how alternate history scenarios might unfold if indigenous knowledge systems had continued developing without European disruption.
What If Andean Textile Techniques Spread Globally?
Exploring how world textile traditions might have evolved if the sophisticated weaving methods of ancient Andean civilizations had reached other continents before European contact, potentially transforming global textile production and design.