A Note on Orthography

Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter i
2. Contents v
3. Illustrations vii
4. Tables xi
5. A Note on Orthography xiii
6. Acknowledgments xv
7. Chapter 1 Rethinking the Inka: The View from the South 1
8. Chapter 2 Sacred Geography, Wak’as, and Inka Colonialism in the Southern Andes 13
9. Chapter 3 Metals for the Inka: Mining, Power, and Religion in Qullasuyu 35
10. Chapter 4 Copper Rich, Water Poor: Atacama during Inka Rule 57
11. Chapter 5 Landscape, Social Memory, and Materiality in the Calchaquí Valley during Inka Domination in Northwest Argentina 83
12. Chapter 6 Agency and Sociopolitical Dynamics of the Qullasuyu Inka Frontiers 107
13. Chapter 7 Between Subordination and Negotiation for Local Autonomy: Regional Perspectives in the Study of Societies in Los Cintis, Southern Bolivia, under Inka Domination 123
14. Chapter 8 The Inka Construction of Space in the South: Sacred Landscapes, Celebrations, and Architectural Orientation at El Shincal de Quimivil (Catamarca, Argentina) 145
15. Chapter 9 Rituals and Interactional Dynamics: Segmented Societies and Tawantinsuyu in Southern Qullasuyu 165
16. Chapter 10 Relational Communities, Leaders, and Social Reproduction: Discussing the Engagement between Tawantinsuyu and Local Communities in the Southern Part of Qullasuyu 185
17. Chapter 11 Visual Strategies Used in Relations between Tawantinsuyu and the Societies of Qullasuyu: Iconographic Negotiations, Power, and Memory 203
18. Chapter 12 The Role of Chullpas in the Inka Conquest of the Southern Altiplano: A Symmetrical Approach 221
19. Chapter 13 Perspectives on Understanding Qullasuyu 241
20. Contributors 261
21. Index 265