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Ceque system of Cuzco: The social organization of the capital of the Inca
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“Possible approaches to that problem vary depending on how much credence is given to details of recorded Inca history, which is a challenging question because the historicity of the chronicles and other sources treating the Inca Empire has been subject to much debate (e.g.Zuidema 1964;Julien 2000).”
From Reconceiving the chronology of inca imperial expansion (2012) · cites this paper as Zuidema 1964
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- Zuidema, R. T.
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- BRILL
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- 1964-01-01
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- 309
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