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Introduction The process of civilization in Peru was developed throughout the Archaic period 1 consolidated with the appearance of pottery and theocratic societies during the formative . In future the high cultures developed independently, spreading through the Andes knowledge and cultural patterns. The first major expansion experienced in Peruvian territory is the Chavin culture (2000 BC-200ac), which from a shrine located in the central Andes felt its cultural influence to the highlands and part of the south coast (Karwa) this culture would thus become the first meeting of unification panandina 2.
During the second half of the first millennium it appeared the Wari culture complex. This style was forged in Ayacucho on the basis of elements of different origin: the ancient local culture Huarpa, Tiahuanaco in the Aymara and Nazca on the southern coast, thus producing the second unification panandina .
Some argue that the motive for the imposition Wari over vast territorial areas of ancient Peru was the spread of a particular religious faith. Others argue that Wari was military expansion and led to build a real empire. However, there are solid challenges to these ideas, military conquests and the spread of magical religious concepts are nothing more than vehicles used for the imposition of ideology Wari ideology intended to implement an effective statewide organization of production and distribution of food, had to cope with population growth, labor control, as well as the endemic crisis experienced in the Andes since he put into practice the intensive cultivation of land. The importance of the Wari culture, belonging to the horizon through Rowe, lies in the legacy bequeathed to the Incas: the language, roads, artistic styles, the use of improved cultivation terraces, plus a range of cultural patterns.
The third and final grand unification panandina it is The Empire of the Incas.
Thus, only the European invasion was stopped a process that was spent in the frames of a radical independence. Andean men, not to mediate any cultural exchange with Central America or any other, developed their key crops such as potatoes, maize, coca, his herd of camels, they found pottery and weaving, stone work , cultivated terraces building irrigation canals and 3.
The empire of the Incas is one of the well-researched topics and richer in terms of documentary information. The English since they arrived they were amazed by the organization of the Inca Empire and a western view and imperfect Inca society described 4 ., Chronicles why despite being a source of first hand are riddled with errors, excesses and interests of the authors, it blurs the real Andean reality. One of the concerns of historians, at least in the era of Toledo, was to prove the rights of the crown on American soil, so that the real purpose was not only report on manners and customs between the Indians, but legitimate English domination. In other cases, such as the slaughter of Cajamarca, the writers (pre-Toledo) sought to romanticize and mystify the genocide in recounting the loss of 6, 000 versus 180 Inca Indians fierce English supported by the Apostle Santiago, thus avoiding intentional and grotesque the support received from local tribes subjugated by the Inca state, as well as Indians Nicaraguan Panamanian Indians, including black slaves, so the invaders could impress the king and obtain the coveted titles and lands as promised.
Although it chronicles the main written source that allows us to reconstruct the history of the Inca, it must be subjected to a thorough analysis and examines prior to avoid falling into errors that blur the true history of the Incas. Raúl Porras Barrenechea the most important researcher and sharp critic of the history, reminds us that historians have the delicate task of restoring the original meaning of the concepts Andes. Unfortunately
are chronic, with the then prevailing criteria, which have provided the basis for the "Inca history." Today Thanks to numerous ethnological studies on the one hand, and increased research on the other, besides the release of some unpublished sources, we try to deepen and reinterpret the Andean concepts 5 . So many historians and researchers have contributed to numerous studies to have a thorough knowledge and critical of the majestic Inca Empire. DATING
1 Period characterized by sedentary man, the appearance of the first crop and then agriculture. This corresponds to the Neolithic period in Peru.
2 "appears above witnessed in ceramics. Both as regards the ways religious magical set of images it presents, and whose source of inspiration were models of titicaca tiahuanaco ......" "... From Ayacucho, Wari cultural expression, spread Peru for much of a particular ideology supported by the political and religious power "Federico Kauffman Doig Ancient Peru: A New Perspective Kompact preincas editors, 1990, p200.
3 The reference is to John Murra and comes from an unpublished text quoted in Lumbreras, Luis. Archaeology of Andean America, Milla Batres, 1981, p.33 "as the Andean civilization has developed independientemenete other centers of civilization. Such civilizational development is of great relevance for social science because there are not many instances in the history of mankind "
4 " In the chronicles not only manifest errors aware or in the interpretation of the indigenous religion, but also in political references "... Maria Diez Canseco Rostworowski Andean structures of power: religious and political ideology IEP1983.p13
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Op.cit .. p14
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