Inka Province of Pachacamac

Inka Province of Pachacamac

Archaeological Analysis of the Inka Province of Pachacamac and the Ischma Nation on the Central Coast of Peru

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An Inka province is defined archaeologically in the valleys of Lurín, Rímac and Chillón on the Central Coast of Peru, formed from two Late Intermediate Period nations, Ischma and Collique. Ischma was a state formed around the prestige of its god and shrine, Pachacamac. Collique was an autonomous nation which controlled the valley of Chillón.The Inka province can be mapped using settlement and funerary pattern analysis and the distribution of the local pottery and its Inka variants. It comprised about 200,000 inhabitants, both local and foreign mitimaes, the equivalent of five guarangas, an...