The Economic Organization of the Inka State, Volume 1 |
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aclla Acosta administrative agriculture Andean army Arriaga Atahuallpa Avila ayllu Betanzos Blas Valera Borregán Cabello Valboa 1586 camayoc Cañari Castro and Ortega Caxamarca census ceremonial Chapter charqui chroniclers Cieza claims cloth coast coastal Cobo Colla conquest crops crown cultivated cumbi curaca economic economic anthropology Estete ethnic groups European Falcón fields full-time Garcilaso 1609 geográficas de Indias granted herders herds Hernando Pizarro highlands household Huaman Poma 1613 Huarochiri Huascar Huayna Capac Inca indicate invasion irrigation king king's kingdom labor lands Lima lineage llamas lords maize mention military mitima Murúa Pachacuti peasant Pedro Pizarro 1571 Perú Polo potatoes pre-Incaic priests provinces puna quipu references Relaciones geográficas reports retainers Román royal sacrifices Salcamayhua 1613 Sancho Santillán Sarmiento 1572 servants shrines sources status Tahuantinsuyu tambos terraces Topa trade tradition tribute VIII village Viracocha warehouses weaving women wool Xerez yana Zárate