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Pre-Hispanic anthropogenic wetlands in the upper Ica drainage, south-central Andes: dating and context
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Humans have engineered their environments throughout the Holocene, especially in the construction of hydraulic infrastructure. In many regions, however, this infrastructure is difficult to date, including the vestiges of water-management systems in the Andean highlands. Focusing on silt reservoirs in the upper Ica drainage, Peru, the authors use cores and radiocarbon dates to demonstrate the pre-Hispanic construction of walls to enhance and expand wetlands for camelid pasture. Interventions dated to the Inca period (AD 1400–1532) indicate an intensification of investment in hydraulic infrastructure to expand production capacity in support of the state. The results are discussed in the context of the hydraulic strategies of other states and empires.
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Bofedales are perennial vegetation and provide year-round pasture.
“Previous data identify bofedales as perennial vegetation, with researchers noting that bofedales are valuable resources precisely because they provide year-round pasture (Chimner et al. 2020: 251;White-Nockleby et al. 2021: 102;Lane et al. 2022: 2).”
From Managing pastoral landscapes: remote survey of herding infrastructure in huancavelica, peru (2024) · cites this paper as Lane et al. 2022: 2
In the upper Ica drainage in Huancavelica, wetter conditions mean herders only need to use bofedales during the dry season.
“In Suches, Department of Tacna, extremely arid conditions mean that herders rely on bofedales yearround (Vining 2016), whereas wetter conditions in the upper Ica drainage in Huancavelica mean that herders only need to use bofedales during the dry season (Lane et al. 2022: 2).”
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Bofedal use varies regionally depending on the broader environmental context.
“Bofedal use varies regionally depending on the broader environmental context.”
From Managing pastoral landscapes: remote survey of herding infrastructure in huancavelica, peru (2024) · cites this paper as Lane et al. 2022: 2
Herders in Huancavelica would not have had to rely on bofedales year-round.
“Our dataset documents the occasional presence of corrals in areas without access to bofedales, suggesting that herders in Huancavelica would not have had to rely on bofedales year-round, consistent with the findings of Lane and colleagues (2022).”
From Managing pastoral landscapes: remote survey of herding infrastructure in huancavelica, peru (2024) · cites this paper as Lane et al. 2022
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- Authors
- Lane, K., Beresford-Jones, D., Coll, L., Marsh, E., Scaife, R., Greco, C., Oros, O. H., Herrera, A., Grant, J., & French, C.
- Venue
- Antiquity
- Publisher
- Antiquity Publications
- Published
- 2022-08-08
- Volume
- 96
- Issue
- 389
- Pages
- 1251-1271
- ISSN
- 0003-598X
- 1745-1744
- Cited by
- 13
- References
- 5
- Language
- en
- Funders
- Leverhulme Trust (RPG-117)
- Gerda Henkel Foundation (AZ-30-F-17)
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