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Provincial Inca : Archaeological and Ethnohistorical Assessment of the Impact of the Inca State
author
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Malpass, Michael Andrew.
publisher
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University of Iowa Press
isbn10 | asin
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0877454264
print isbn13
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9780877454267
ebook isbn13
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9781587291371
language
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English
subject
Incas--Politics and government, Peru--Antiquities, Andes Region--Antiquities.
publication date
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1993
lcc
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F3429.3.P65P67 1993eb
ddc
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985/.01
subject
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Incas--Politics and government, Peru--Antiquities, Andes Region--Antiquities.
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Provincial Inca
Archaeological and Ethnohistorical Assessment of the Impact of the Inca State
Edited by Michael A. Malpass
University of Iowa Press Iowa City
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University of Iowa Press, Iowa City 52242 Copyright (c) 1993 by the University of Iowa Press All rights reserved Printed in the United States of America
No part of this book may be reproduced or utilized in any form or by any means, electronic or mechanical, including photocopying and recording, without permission in writing from the publisher.
Printed on acid-free paper
Library of Congress Cataloging-in-Publication Data Provincial Inca: archaeological and ethnohistorical assessment of the impact of the Inca state / edited by Michael A. Malpass. p. cm. Includes bibliographical references and index. ISBN 0-87745-426-4 (pbk.) 1. Incas-Politics and government. 2. Peru-Antiquities. 3. Andes Region Antiquities. I. Malpass, Michael A. F3429.3.P67 1993 985.01-dc20 93-30296 CIP
97 96 95 94 93 P 5 4 3 2 1
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Dedicated to Susanne and to the memory of our firstborn
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CONTENTS
Preface
ix
Chapter 1 Provincial Inca Archaeology and Ethnohistory: An Introduction
Michael A. Malpass
1
I. Studies in Provincial Inca Archaeology
Chapter 2 A Summary of the Inca Occupation of Huamachuco
John R. Topic and Theresa Lange Topic
17
Chapter 3 ... And He Said in the Time of the Ynga, They Paid Tribute and Served the Ynga
Sue Grosboll
44
Chapter 4 The Inca Occupation of the Province of Andamarca Lucanas, Peru
Katharina J. Schreiber
77
Chapter 5 The Identification of Inca Posts and Roads from Catarpe to Ro Fro, Chile
Thomas F. Lynch
117
II. Toward an Archaeological and Ethnohistorical Synthesis
Chapter 6 The Provinces in the Heartland: Stylistic Variation and Architectural Innovation near Inca Cuzco
Susan A. Niles
145
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Chapter 7 Finding a Fit: Archaeology and Ethnohistory of the Incas
Catherine J. Julien
177
Chapter 8 Variability in the Inca State: Embracing a Wider Perspective
Michael A. Malpass
234
Bibliography
245
Index
269
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PREFACE
This book began as a symposium at the Society for American Archaeology meetings held in Toronto in 1987. The focus of that symposium was to evaluate how accurate the ethnohistorical documents are concerning the nature of Inca control in provincial areas, using archaeological data as an independent means of verification. Each of the original participants, most of whom have contributed to this volume, was an archaeologist who had worked in a particular part of the Andes and had a regional perspective to bring to this question.
What came out of the symposium was the consensus that there was more variability in the nature of Inca control than was generally believed. There was sufficient enthusiasm about publishing the results that I agreed to act as editor. Catherine Julien's essay was the only one solicited that was not part of the original symposium, and hers was included to provide a larger framework for interpretation. In what I feel is a typical gesture of collegiality for Andeanists, each of the authors agreed to allow her to use his or her essay for this purpose.
The result of this collaboration has been well worth the effort of bringing the book together. Not only has a significant amount of original data concerning the Incas been brought together in a single volume, but a much larger vision of the Inca empire has been achieved, a vision that begins to address some of the larger questions about Inca control that have developed in recent years: How accurate are the ethnohistorical accounts of the Inca empire? How variable was Inca control in the provinces they conquered? What actual effects did this conquest have on indigenous people? How did existing sociopolitical factors influence the nature of the Incas' presence in the provinces?
The effort of bringing this volume to fruition involved various kinds of decisions and compromises regarding orthography. Both Spanish and Quechua terms are common in any study of the Incas, and it is necessary to explain the rationale for the spellings presented. I have used the hispanicized versions of most Quechua terms because they are more generally recognized by lay readers. The notable exceptions to this rule are the terms
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