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El palacio, la plaza y la fiesta en el imperio Inca
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Este libro reúne diez de los más significativos ensayos de Craig Morris (1939-2006), eminente arquéologo especialista de la civilización inca. Sus excavaciones e investigaciones interdisciplinarias en los asentamientos administrativos incas de Huánuco Pampa, La Centinela y Tambo Colorado le permitieron adquirir un profundo conocimiento de la naturaleza de la infraestrucutra estatal en la periferia del Tahuantinsuyu y de los mecanismos políticos, económicos y religiosos a través de los cuales los señores del Cuzco ejercían su poder en las provincias.
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Around the plaza at Alto Padilla, there are several sets of enclosures that may have had residential or specialized workshop functions.
“Around the plaza, there are several sets of enclosures that may have had residential or specialized workshop functions (see Morris, 2013 for a description of Inka features in administrative ceremonial centers).”
From Modes of production during the Inka Imperial Period (1420–1535 AD) and the Early Colonial Period (1535–1660 AD) in the Jujuy Valley, Argentina (2024) · cites this paper as Morris, 2013
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- Morris, C., Topic, J. R., Pillsbury, J., Lechtman, H., & Curatola, M.
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