Los Incas

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Multifaceted research that lasted more than five years and that analyzes and describes the occupation of space, the use of natural resources, the organization of production, agro-pastoral infrastructure, textile industry, ceramics, metallurgy and mining of the Inca culture in Peru. The methodology consisted of collecting information on the population from 1530-1700 through the colonial map of Mariano Felipe Paz Soldad of 1865, which allowed to locate and analyze the colonial corregimientos and with the georeferencing system to recognize the occupation of the geographical space and its production. These data indicate that there were twenty-three regional spaces and through mathematical algorithms projects a population of 50,000 inhabitants in each of them. It includes an understanding of the meaning of Qhapap Ñam (great Inca trail), because it allows us to understand the logic of the use of natural resources, agriculture and intensive livestock, in addition to other economic and religious activities.