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III. L’économie des sociétés andines : le contrôle vertical d’un maximum d’étages écologiques: 1972
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La différence entre l’agriculture andine et la culture du maïs que nous avions suggérée en 1960 (cf. le chapitre II) s’est imposée avec plus d’évidence avec les recherches poursuivies au cours des douze années suivantes. Le travail de terrain que notre équipe a réalisé à Huánuco (Murra 1966) en se fondant sur la visite d’inspection d’Iñigo Ortiz a confirmé l’importance du facteur écologique dans le développement des civilisations andines sur lequel Tello (1930, 1942) et Troll (1931) avaient ...
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Since prehispanic times, the 18°S Andean transect has been characterized by socioeconomic and cultural interactions of distinct ecological zones because of the complementarity of their resources and economic potentials.
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- Murra, J. V.
- Venue
- Formations économiques et politiques dans le monde andin
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- 2012
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- 115-151
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- 3
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- Language
- fr
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