Negotiated Settlements: Andean Communities and Landscapes under Inka and Spanish Colonialism
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Negotiated Settlements: Andean Communities and Landscapes under Inka and Spanish Colonialism

by Steven A. Wernke

History Archaeology Anthropology
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Negotiated Settlements explores Andean communities and landscapes under Inka and Spanish colonialism. Focusing on the relationship between settlement, political authority, and changing colonial conditions, Steven A. Wernke presents a historical study of how communities and places were shaped through periods of imperial and colonial transformation.

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Negotiated Settlements examines Andean communities and landscapes during the periods of Inka and Spanish colonialism.

The book focuses on how settlements were negotiated within changing political and colonial contexts.

Its subject brings together themes of community, landscape, empire, and colonial transformation.

Written by Steven A. Wernke, this work offers a historical study of Andean societies across two major eras of rule.

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