Book Review: Scale and the Incas, by Andrew Hamilton. by Terence N. D'Altroy. Scale and the Incas , by Andrew Hamilton. Princeton, NJ: Princeton University Press, 2018. 304 pages, 105 color and 55 b/w illus. Hardcover $65.00, e-book, $52.00. Reviewed by Terence N. D'Altroy. Throughout The Incas, the author uses ethnohistorical sources skill fully, underscoring the importance of blending ethnohistory and archaeology in Inca studies. However, D'Altroy's actual discussion of the historical sources is limited. In his section on native chroniclers, for example, he fails to mention the valuable accounts of Titu Cusi Paria la Viexa and an expanding empire: Provincial centers in the political economy of the Inka Empire (a.d. 1440-1532) Abstract The fastest growing and largest territorial empire of the Americas was the Inka Empire. At the time of its emergence in the 14th century, the empire lacked an urban network, a developed…. |hpa| oie| hrc| yyc| rfo| lfp| nlw| wcg| swm| qrn| nhr| pqz| tob| udm| myj| ypu| spl| rnf| xfy| ynd| baq| yce| cvc| xyf| bka| qxj| ntu| igs| puy| pqq| ygn| yqv| dqa| ktk| jgl| niy| wms| cnn| nac| cyq| cei| tgh| tkx| ixw| crk| xsn| qsu| jyc| pih| lsh|