Provincial Inca : archaeological and ethnohistorical assessment of the impact of the Inca state /
The Inca empire of Tawantinsuyu spanned almost 2,000 miles of enormous environmental variety, from coastal deserts to high-altitude grasslands. In less than a century, without wheeled vehicles or animals that could be ridden, the Incas conquered cultures that differed as tremendously as their enviro...
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Iowa City, IA :
University of Iowa Press,
©1993
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