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This is related to basic principles of acoustics and fluid dynamics, which the Inca civilization ingeniously applied in their whistling vessels, or huascos These vessels leverage the interaction between air and water to produce sound, primarily through the strategic placement of holes and the design of the container's internal chambers.

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