Southeast Inka Frontiers: Boundaries and Interactions
Southeast Inka Frontiers: Boundaries and Interactions
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Abstract
Southeast Inka Frontiers explores how the Inka empire exercised control over vast expanses of land and peoples in the Southeastern frontier, a territory located over hundreds of kilometers away from the capital city of Cuzco. This frontier region was the setting for the fascinating encounter between the Inka, the largest empire in the pre-Columbian world, and the fierce Guaraní tribes from the tropical mountains and beyond. This singular encounter also occasioned radical shifts in the political economy of many indigenous frontier populations like the Yampara. Based on extensive field research, this manuscript explores these changes by using different scales of analysis and lines of evidence. Only through a deeper, cross-regional understanding of the multifaceted socioeconomic processes that transpired in the different Inka frontier regions can we elucidate the mechanics of this remarkable empire, and the associated effects on the lives of the indigenous populations.
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Front Matter
- Introduction
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Ancient Imperial Frontiers and the Inka
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Inka Andean Imperialism: Assessing the Southeastern Inka Frontier
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Ethnohistory: The Southeastern Inka Frontier and the Guaraní Invasions
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Regional Changes within the Inka Frontier Zone: The Multiethnic Valley of Oroncota
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Excavations in the Oroncota Inka Complex
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At the Frontier Edge: Regional Changes in Khosko Toro
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Excavations in the Cuzcotuyo Inka Fortress
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Conclusion: Dynamics of the Southeastern Inka Frontier
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End Matter
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