The Middle Horizon in the Valley of Cuzco, Peru: The impact of the Wari occupation of the Lucre Basin

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Cover Page Copyright Page TABLE OF CONTENTS LIST OF FIGURES Introduction To The B. A. R. Edition Dedication ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS CHAPTER I: INTRODUCTION NOTES ON THE VALLEY OF CUZCO NOTES ON CHRONOLOGY CHAPTER II: SITE SURVEY IN THE LUCRE BASIN THE ARCHAEOLOGICAL CONTEXT OTHER SITES ROAD SYSTEMS CANAL SYSTEMS SUMMARY CHAPTER III: SURVEY AND EXCAVATIONS AT PIKILLACTA OBJECTIVES STRATEGY PREVIOUS STUDIES SITE DESCRIPTION THE EXCAVATIONS DATING THE PIKILLACTA SITE RESULTS OF THE ARCHITECTURAL SURVEY SUMMARY AND CONCLUSIONS CHAPTER IV: THE MIDDLE HORIZON IN THE LUCRE BASIN PRE-WARI DEVELOPMENTS IN THE LUCRE BASIN THE WART OCCUPATION AND "GREATER PIKILLACTA" COMPONENTS OF "GREATER PIKILLACTA" SUMMARY CHAPTER V: PIKILLACTA AND THE WARI EMPIRE PIKILLACTA AS A PROVINCIAL CAPITAL PIKILLACTA AS A MODEL PROVINCIAL WARI INSTALLATION SUMMARY CHAPTER VI: SUMMARY, CONCLUSIONS, AND SUGGESTIONSFOR FUTURE RESEARCH THE MIDDLE HORIZON IN THE LUCRE BASIN AND VALLEY OF CUZCO SUGGESTIONS FOR FUTURE RESEARCH APPENDIX I: RADIOCARBON DATES APPENDIX II: SELECTED ASPECTS OF SKULLS FOUND BY THE PIKILLACTA ARCHAEOLOGICAL PROJECT 1982 APPENDIX III: MIDDLE HORIZON AND LATE INTERMEDIATE PERIOD CERAMIC STYLES OF THE LUCRE BASIN BIBLIOGRAPHY