Inca MythsBritish Museum Press, 1999 - 80 páginas Inca myths were primarily a diffuse and fragmentary oral tradition, eventually preserved in writing only in a piecemeal fashion. In this volume, a leading Andean scholar reviews the sources of our current knowledge of Inca mythology. |
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accounts of Inca Alcavicça ancestors ancestral mummies Ayar Cachi Ayar Manco Ayar Uchu ayllus beliefs and practices Betanzos says Bolivia Cajatambo called capacochas cave Cavillaca central centre Chanca Chavín Chimu chroniclers coast of Peru coastal Cobo Coniraya Coniraya Viracocha Coricancha cosmic creator deities culture curacas Cusco descendants documents ethnic groups Garcilaso Guaman Poma Guari highlands huacas Huallallo Carhuincho Huanacauri Huari Huarochirí Huarochirí Manuscript idolatry images Inca empire Inca kings Inca mythology Inca myths Inca origin myth Inca past Inkarrí Lake Titicaca land Lima lineage Llacuaz lowlands Mama Huaco Manco Capac Moche valley mountain mythic mythic-histories mythological traditions Naymlap north coast Pacaritambo Pachacamac Pariacaca Peru Peruvian place of origin priests Quechua quipucamayoqs recounted region ritual Sarmiento sources Spanish conquest staff deities stone study of Inca Tahuantinsuyu Tambo Toco Tiahuanaco Tiahuanaco and Huari Ticci Viracocha valley of Cusco Vichama Viracocha Viracocha and Pachacamac worship Yauyos Yupanqui