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June 29, 2025 at 11:28 AM
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Did a “Peruvian dachshund” exist 2,000 years ago?
A curious idea — and one that appears in 19th‑century taxonomy under the name Canis ingae vertagus. #Dog #peruana #dachshund #ancient #archaeology #book
January 2, 2026 at 6:02 AM
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August 31, 2024 at 3:05 PM
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Xuacan tea was a type of tea from the planet Ingae. Around 160 BBY, Jedi Master Vernestra Rwoh traveled to Ingae with her droid J-6 and Jedi Knight Indara to find information about the scientist Florinda Jackard. While Rwoh and Indara asked about Jackard, J-6 unloaded some of the supplies from Rw...
June 13, 2025 at 9:47 PM
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Tree cows were a type of massive cow found on the astronomical object Holpern. By around 161 BBY, the Jedi Padawan Indara traveled to Holpern and gasped when she saw tree cows there. Around 160 BBY, when Indara, by then a Jedi Knight, arrived on the planet Ingae, she was stunned by its beauty and...
June 15, 2025 at 12:29 AM
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Between around 170 BBY and around 160 BBY, during the High Republic Era, Avon's funeral took place on the Wild Space planet Ingae. The funeral was held for the human female scientist Avon Sunvale, who had passed away, and was attended by the Mirialan Jedi Master Vernestra Rwoh and the Shani Deva ...
July 29, 2025 at 4:29 AM
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However, historical taxonomy also mentions other dogs, such as Canis ingae vertagus, which in some 19th‑century summaries (Tschudi, Neuhring) is described as a “Peruvian sausage dog”, based on partial mummy remains and other finds: a small dog with an elongated body and short limbs #dogsofbluesky
February 24, 2026 at 8:47 PM
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About #ancient andean #dogs, their types, my #discover of similarity with european dogs and what i'll wrote in my next #book #Migrations #Archaeology #History #Peru #inca #ancient #time
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In the mid-1800s, several dog skeletons were discovered in Peru, at the Ancon site and other nearby sites. Scientists of that time (in particular the Germans J.J. von Tschudi and A. Nehring) analyzed and classified them according to the scientific customs of the time (the local dogs were classified as 'Canis ingae' - Dog of the Incas - with a suffix depending on the type of dog). In the 1970s, a team of scientists led by the British archaeologist / paleontologist Don Brothwell re-examined the remains of these dogs and agreed on the classification made by their predecessors, except for the scientific names given to dogs, now in disuse. Following these new analyses, two groups of dogs were identified: the first were dolichocephalic (with a long muzzle and a narrow skull), the second brachycephalic (on the contrary, with a wide skull and a short muzzle). 1/3 In the meantime, they were also given a date (1030 BC / 1326 AD) so it was understood perhaps 'Dogs of the Incas' was inappropriate and it was decided to classify them as ancient Peruvian dogs. One of these brachycephalic dogs (Fig. 1) had a very marked resemblance to some European dog breeds, in particular Boxers and Bulldogs. Subsequent studies confirmed all this. Consequently, I myself first carried out some morphological checks with different types of European brachycephalic dogs and in the end the result was this skull is very similar (the differences are really few: Fig. 2) to the skull of a Boxer of the early 1900s. Not only that: we are in the modern era, projected into a near future thanks to the advent of AI, so I determined some data on the basis of which I asked to reconstruct the appearance of this dog: the result is surprising, you can see for yourself (Fig. 3). 2/3 The Andean populations of ancient times were able to select and breed a dog very similar to our mastiffs, the Andean 'dogos' ante litteram. How they managed to do it is a mystery, like so many other things about those cultures. Of course I will write about this dog and the other dogs of ancient South America in the next book 'Migrations', coming out at the end of the year. If you are interested in ancient dogs, in the meantime, you could read my other books on the subject 'And dog decided to meet man', 'Origins: in search of ancient dog breeds' and 'Roma Canes Mundi', all in paperback and electronic format, in English and Italian (Origins also in French and Spanish). 3/3
August 30, 2024 at 1:02 PM
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July 22, 2026 at 2:35 PM
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He opined the modern Kalmuck dog belongs to C. f. inostranzewi. Prehispanic Peruvian dogs, which he called C. ingae, were related to C. palustris, not to indigenous American canids. Dogs from the Neolithic of Hildesheim, Germany, were a domesticated C. pallipes morph, and ancestral to shepherd-dogs.
October 16, 2023 at 8:43 AM
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“Somewhere in between, there’s Here!”
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July 24, 2025 at 12:32 PM
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July 22, 2025 at 1:17 PM
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But historical taxonomy also includes more elusive categories.
Canis ingae vertagus was described by Tschudi and Neuhring as a “Peruvian sausage dog”: small, long‑bodied, short‑legged — essentially a chondrodysplastic dog.
January 2, 2026 at 6:02 AM