SPATIAL DISTRIBUTION OF POPULATIONS

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SPATIAL DISTRIBUTION OF POPULATIONS

Textiles

The manufacture process

Dyeing

Yarn

Fiber

They were defined by geometric shapes

The Chacana symbolizes

The four “suyos”, from the Tahuantinsuyo.

They express the thought

Manufacture

Form of geometric designs

Circles

Triangles

Rhombus

Bars

Characteristics of ceramics tones and cuttlefish

Red

Black

White

Orange

Purple

Characterized by mass and standardized production

Metallurgy and goldsmith

They did riverbank mining

Used techniques to shaping and molds for complex objects.

They worked with

Copper.

Bronze

Silver

Gold was property of the gods

was for ceremonial use

AGRICULTURE

Important agricultural techniques

They built terraces

They used fertilizers

They built canals to carried the water to the platforms

Incas cultivated about 70 species vegetables

Quinoa

Tomato

Cotton

Chili

Corn

It had no commercial purpose but subsistence

It was their economy base

Irrigation channels

Used for bringing water to land

Channeling of rivers

Aqueducts

Dams

Roads

They made gutters for the water to drain.

They built a stone base

Is several meters wide and thousands of kilometers long.

System Capac Ñan

Bridges

They built five models of bridges

Floating bridges

Oroya

Of stones

Of logs

Pendants

Engineering

Important sample of this development

Machu Picchu

Cusco (in present-day Peru)

Technologies adapted to the environment

Land distribution

Divided into

The lands of the Town

Lands of the Inca

Lands of the Sun

No private property existed

Monarchical and paternalistic

Ayllus

The Inca Empire was made up for four sucers of its lineage

An old man lead the community

Suyoyuc Apu

The core of the Inca Empire

Territorial structure

Social structure