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Religion and empire : the dynamics of Aztec and Inca expansionism (edition 1984)

by Geoffrey W. Conrad, Arthur Andrew. Demarest (Author)

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A very good book in my opinion. Too much of archaeological interpretation is stuck in the rut of cultural materialist explanation. This book addresses explanation in archaeology both at a general philosophical level and through case studies of the Aztec & Inca empires. Very engaging explanations for polities very much different from our own! ( )
  TomMcGreevy | Sep 1, 2009 |
A very good book in my opinion. Too much of archaeological interpretation is stuck in the rut of cultural materialist explanation. This book addresses explanation in archaeology both at a general philosophical level and through case studies of the Aztec & Inca empires. Very engaging explanations for polities very much different from our own! ( )
  TomMcGreevy | Sep 1, 2009 |

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