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The Inca people believed gold was the Sun’s sweat and silver the Moon’s tears, crafting them into decorative items. However, they were shocked by the Europeans’ intense greed for what they saw as sacred treasures. The chief of one of the indigenous tribes once said, “If all the snow on the Andean Mountain Range were turned into gold, the Europeans would still not be satisfied
The Inca people believed gold was the Sun’s sweat and silver the Moon’s tears, crafting them into decorative items. However, they were shocked by the Europeans’ intense greed for what they saw as sacred treasures. The chief of one of the indigenous tribes once said, “If all the snow on the Andean Mountain Range were turned into gold, the Europeans would still not be satisfied