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Space-time perspectives on early colonial Moquegua / Prudence M. Rice.
Penn Museum Library F3429.1.M65 R53 2013
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- Format:
- Book
- Author/Creator:
- Rice, Prudence M., author.
- Language:
- English
- Subjects (All):
- Indians of South America--Colonization--Peru--Moquegua (Department).
- Indians of South America.
- Indians of South America--First contact with other peoples--Peru--Moquegua (Department).
- Colonies.
- Administration.
- Names, Geographical.
- Political ecology.
- Cultural landscapes.
- Landscape archaeology.
- Antiquities.
- Indians of South America--Colonization.
- Peru.
- Peru--Moquegua (Department).
- Indians of South America--First contact with other peoples.
- Indians of South America--Peru--Moquegua (Department)--Antiquities.
- Landscape archaeology--Peru--Moquegua (Department).
- Cultural landscapes--Peru--Moquegua (Department).
- Political ecology--Peru--Moquegua (Department).
- Encomiendas (Latin America).
- Names, Geographical--Peru--Moquegua (Department).
- Spain--Colonies--America--Administration.
- Spain.
- Moquegua (Peru : Department)--History.
- Moquegua (Peru : Department).
- Moquegua (Peru : Department)--Colonization.
- Moquegua (Peru : Department)--Antiquities.
- Colonies--Administration.
- Colonization.
- Indians of South America--Antiquities.
- America.
- Genre:
- History.
- Physical Description:
- xx, 378 pages : illustrations ; 24 cm
- Place of Publication:
- Boulder, Colorado : University Press of Colorado, 2013.
- Contents:
- Part I Introduction to Moquegua and its Environment 1
- 1 Moquegua: A Landscape Perspective 3
- Spatiality and Spatialization: Landscape, Space, and Place 4
- Cultural Environment 7
- The Moquegua Bodegas Project 9
- Early Colonial Moquegua and the Emerging World System 15
- 2 The "Natural" Landscape of Moquegua 19
- Geology: Mountains and Minerals 20
- River Systems: Low Flow 22
- Soils: Rich but Limited 24
- Weather: Sunny and Dry 27
- Vegetation and Agriculture 29
- Part II Indigenous Spaces and Places 31
- 3 Late Pre-Hispanic Colonization and Re-spatialization 35
- Late Intermediate Period: Multiple Sites and Ethnicities 37
- The Late Horizon 40
- Landscape and Order: The Inka Heartland 42
- Imperial Expansion: The Lake Titicaca Basin and the Aymara 47
- Inka Re-spatialization 52
- 4 Inka Spaces and Places: The Inkas in Moquegua 55
- Interrogating the Account 56
- Inka Sites in the Osmore Drainage 61
- Inka Re-spatialization in Moquegua 65
- 5 Language and Toponyms 69
- Toponymy 69
- Indigenous Toponymy in Moquegua: Pre-Hispanic Multivocality 71
- Toponymy in Spanish-Colonial Moquegua 78
- The Region and the Legacy of Indigenous Provinces 82
- Part III Spanish-Colonial Spaces and Places 89
- 6 Spanish Order and Re-spatializations 91
- New World Conquest and Agendas 93
- Space-Related Spanish Institutions 94
- Spanish (Re-)Spatialization and (Re-)Politicization in Moquegua: Contestation 100
- Economic Re-spatialization: Moquegua's Wine Heredades 103
- Four Excavated Bodega Sites in Moquegua 109
- 7 Encomiendas in Moquegua 117
- Encomiendas in Peru 117
- The Buenos and Carumas 120
- Lucas Martinez Vegaso and Cochuna 124
- Discussion 127
- 8 Torata Alta: From Inka Administrative Center to Spanish Congregatión 129
- Reducción in Moquegua 129
- Torata Alta: Layout and Structures 131
- Material Culture and Economy 152
- Colonial (Re-)Spatialization and (Re-)Politicization 159
- Abandonment 165
- 9 Locumbilla: A Colonial Wine Heredad 169
- Yaravico and Locumbilla: The Buenos and Estradas 170
- Locumbilla Bodega: The Industrial Sector 176
- Residential Sector 189
- Specialized Analyses 191
- Later History of Yaravico and Locumbilla 195
- 10 Religion ... and Resistance? 199
- Local Catholicism in Pre-Modern Spain 200
- Catholicism in Early Peru: Formal and Local 203
- Religion in Early Moquegua 207
- Inscriptions on Tinajas 211
- Reducción and Resistance at Torata Alta? 217
- Part IV Decorative Spaces and Decorating Places: Andean "Majolica" Pottery 223
- 11 Transcending Worlds 227
- Historical Background 227
- Mudéjar Style 230
- Christian Persecutions and Restrictions on Trade 237
- From the Old World to the New 239
- Myths and Voices 242
- 12 Technological Spaces and Transfers 249
- Spanish Majolica: Resources and Production Technologies 251
- Majolica and Loza in the Americas 255
- Two Ibero-American Loza Spheres 267
- Morisco Wares and Influences in Spanish American Pottery 272
- Travel, Trade, and Technology 276
- 13 Ceramic Spatialization: Southern Styles (Prudence M. Rice and Wendy L. Natt) 281
- Moquegua's Bodegas and Loza 281
- Space and Style: Hierarchical Design-Structure Analysis 283
- Vessel Forms 285
- Color Use and Application 287
- Levels of Design Structure 291
- Summary of Comparisons: Tin-Enameled Ware in Colonial Peru and Aragón 299
- Interpretations 302
- Part V Conclusions 309
- 14 Moquegua's Landscapes, Spaces, and Places through Time 311
- Glossary 321
- References 325
- Index 367.
- Notes:
- Includes bibliographical references and index.
- ISBN:
- 9781607322757
- 1607322757
- OCLC:
- 849509658
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