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Maritime Hypothesis: who suggested it, what it implies, and which sites inspired it?

Michael Moseley


It implies that agriculture was not necessary for the emergence of complexity-maritime subsistence can lead to civilization.


El Paraiso, Aspero, Caral

Altiplano Region (definition and location)

grassland plateaus in high Andes (South America)

Chavin art style: geographical distribution, possible influence, main characteristics

widespread distribution


Amazonian influence


depicted jaguars and birds

Most renowned Moche craftworkers

Moche potters

Huaca de Sol

markers' marks on adobe bricks



Huaca de la Luna: evidence for elite/ritual use

elite use-murals on uppermost structures


ritual use-summit swept clean

Sipan

three elaborate tombs of kings; reveal ceremonial sacrifices

Wari and Tiwakaku

first Andean empire


predecessors of the Inka


Altiplano

Tiwanaku

at basin of Lake Titicaca

Tawantinsuyu

Land of the 4 Quarters (Inka)

Cuzco

Capital of Inka empire


fortress with masonry


Coricancha: Temple of the Sun


created by Pachakuti for Inti (Sun god)

Machu Pichu

located on eastern front of Inka empire between 2 mountain peaks


its purpose is unknown to archaeologists; royal residences, sacred features, astronomical features

Chicha

Corn beer

Tampu

rest and supply houses

Quipu

knotted string system used as record keeper

Huaca

word for pyramid