Un grupo de peruanitas japoneses provenientes de distintas disciplinas - antropólogos, arqueólogos, historiadores - realizan un estudio del Imperio del Tahuantinsuyo, desde el punto de vista de las Ciencias Humanas, revisando el concepto del Imperio.
Un grupo de peruanitas japoneses provenientes de distintas disciplinas - antropólogos, arqueólogos, historiadores - realizan un estudio del Imperio del Tahuantinsuyo, desde el punto de vista de las Ciencias Humanas, revisando el concepto del Imperio.
Esta libro cuenta la historia del ejército inca desde sus orígenes hasta su destrucción en 1572 d.C. Podrá conocer cómo, gracias a la organización y disciplina del ejército, pudo expandir sus fronteras hasta convertirse en uno de los imperios más grandes del mundo. History of t…
Religion and Empire is an innovative and provocative study of the two largest states of the Precolumbian Americas, the Aztec and Inca Empires. By examining the causes of the formation and expansion of these two empires, the authors identify similar patterns and processes underly…
La conquista del Imperio inca a manos de un puñado de españoles sigue fascinando por lo que tiene de empresa quijotesca y desmedida. ¿Cómo pudieron Pizarro, Almagro y poco más de un centenar de hombres someter al Estado más poderoso y mejor organizado de América, capaz de poner …
"The core of the research presented in this volume seeks to explore and re- evaluate many of the influential factors which contributed to fundamental discrepancies in accepted interpretations of Inca history. Essential to this is the view that an important part of the problem le…
"The core of the research presented in this volume seeks to explore and re- evaluate many of the influential factors which contributed to fundamental discrepancies in accepted interpretations of Inca history. Essential to this is the view that an important part of the problem le…
"The core of the research presented in this volume seeks to explore and re- evaluate many of the influential factors which contributed to fundamental discrepancies in accepted interpretations of Inca history. Essential to this is the view that an important part of the problem le…
"The core of the research presented in this volume seeks to explore and re- evaluate many of the influential factors which contributed to fundamental discrepancies in accepted interpretations of Inca history. Essential to this is the view that an important part of the problem le…
A fascinating resource on the evolution of the Inca Empire and, in particular, the creation of chronology and genealogy of the Inca dynasty. The work argues that the Incas, both as an ethnic group in the Cuzco region and as an empire, lasted a lot longer than presently thought.
Alconini explores the interactions between the Inka and Amazonia, a large empire versus a less complex population. The book focuses on frontier archaeology and the socio-economic forces at play in the Inka empire's borders.
Ancient imperial frontiers and the Inka -- Inka Andean imperialism: assessing the southeastern Inka frontier -- Ethnohistory: the southeastern Inka frontier and the Guaraní invasions -- Regional changes within the Inka frontier zone: the multiethnic Valley of Oroncota -- Excavat…