An on-going study of complete Inka vessels found in museum collections suggests that the imperial assemblage is not as homogeneous or as evenly distributed throughout the empire as commonly thought. In this paper I compare frequencies, sizes, and stylistic variants of imperial Inka pottery from the Cuzco heartland region to materials found in the provincial districts of the empire. The significance of the differences and similarities noted between core and provincial assemblages are explored within the context of imperial state politicsSe presentan los resultados preliminares obtenidos mediante el estudio en curso de vasijas incaicas depositadas en colecciones de museos de diferentes partes del mundo. A partir de este análisis se plantea qu...
This thesis examines how the Inkas’ preconceptions of two neighboring Ecuadorian societies, the Cara...
Who was in charge of the widespread provinces of the great Inka Empire of the fifteenth and sixteent...
New historiography and the collection of archaeological data in the Vilcanota Valley (Peru) permits ...
In order to provide greater insights into the understanding of state influence on ceramic production...
In order to provide greater insights into the understanding of state influence on ceramic production...
In this paper, I discuss the structure of Diaguita-Inka ceramic design as well as the distribution o...
Reading the Material Record of Inka Rule: Perspectives from the North Coast of PerúThe Peruvian nort...
The Inca Empire conquered a large part of South America with a central policy that sought to materia...
The many chapters in this book have deepened our understanding of the different forms of Inka contro...
This book began as a symposium at the 2004 Society for American Archaeology meetings in Montreal. Th...
Archaeological studies of administered or sponsored craft production often emphasize the desires of ...
This article presents an overview of the production of material culture during Tawantinsuyu rule and...
Archaeological studies of administered or sponsored craft production often emphasize the desires of ...
This paper presents results obtained from petrographic analyses from ceramic vessels belonging to th...
At the climax of their power the Inkas dominated an empire that included some 100 different ethnic g...
This thesis examines how the Inkas’ preconceptions of two neighboring Ecuadorian societies, the Cara...
Who was in charge of the widespread provinces of the great Inka Empire of the fifteenth and sixteent...
New historiography and the collection of archaeological data in the Vilcanota Valley (Peru) permits ...
In order to provide greater insights into the understanding of state influence on ceramic production...
In order to provide greater insights into the understanding of state influence on ceramic production...
In this paper, I discuss the structure of Diaguita-Inka ceramic design as well as the distribution o...
Reading the Material Record of Inka Rule: Perspectives from the North Coast of PerúThe Peruvian nort...
The Inca Empire conquered a large part of South America with a central policy that sought to materia...
The many chapters in this book have deepened our understanding of the different forms of Inka contro...
This book began as a symposium at the 2004 Society for American Archaeology meetings in Montreal. Th...
Archaeological studies of administered or sponsored craft production often emphasize the desires of ...
This article presents an overview of the production of material culture during Tawantinsuyu rule and...
Archaeological studies of administered or sponsored craft production often emphasize the desires of ...
This paper presents results obtained from petrographic analyses from ceramic vessels belonging to th...
At the climax of their power the Inkas dominated an empire that included some 100 different ethnic g...
This thesis examines how the Inkas’ preconceptions of two neighboring Ecuadorian societies, the Cara...
Who was in charge of the widespread provinces of the great Inka Empire of the fifteenth and sixteent...
New historiography and the collection of archaeological data in the Vilcanota Valley (Peru) permits ...