Architecture and Power in the Ancient Andes: The Archaeology of Public Buildings.

Michael E. Moseley · Jerry D. Moore

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1. The contemplation of ruins 2. A sample of ancient Andean architecture: a critical description 3. The architecture of monuments 4. The architecture of ritual 5. The architecture of social control 6. Summary and implications.

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