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Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. Neuware - Long before the rise of the Inca Empire, the northern coast of Peru was home to one of the most fascinating civilizations of the ancient Andes: the Moche. The Moche Empire of Ancient Peru tells the story of a powerful Pre Inca civilization shaped by desert valleys, sacred mountains, river irrigation, monumental pyramids, warrior elites, ritual leaders, and some of the most expressive ceramics ever created in the ancient Americas. From the great huacas of the Moche Valley to the royal tombs of Sipán, this book reveals a world of political power, sacred ceremony, skilled artisans, fierce warriors, and complex beliefs. The Moche built massive adobe temples, created lifelike portrait vessels, worked gold and silver into symbols of authority, and developed a society where art, religion, warfare, and leadership were deeply connected. Inside, you will discover: - The rise of Moche civilization on the northern coast of Peru- The importance of rivers, deserts, mountains, and the Pacific Ocean- The great temple centers known as huacas- The role of warrior priests, captives, and ritual power- The beauty and meaning of Moche ceramics, metalwork, and textiles- The discovery of the Lord of Sipán and other elite tombs- The climate pressures, floods, and changes that transformed Moche society- The lasting legacy of the Moche in ancient Peru>The Moche Empire of Ancient Peru brings to life a remarkable civilization that flourished centuries before the Inca and left behind pyramids, tombs, art, and sacred symbols that still speak from the desert today.…

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. Neuware - On the dry northern coast of Peru, between the Pacific Ocean and the Andes, the Chimu built a powerful empire centered on the magnificent adobe city of Chan Chan. From this desert capital, their rulers controlled valleys, canals, artisans, trade routes, and sacred ceremonies. Their world was shaped by the sea, the Moon, skilled metalworkers, farmers, fishermen, and the constant need to bring water into a harsh landscape. The Chimu Empire of Ancient Peru tells the history of Chan Chan and the coastal Andean civilization that ruled before the Inca conquest. It follows the rise of Chimu power, the building of one of the largest adobe cities in the ancient world, the daily lives of ordinary people, the wealth of Chimu artisans, and the sacred traditions that gave meaning to royal authority. Inside, you will learn about: - The desert coast of ancient Peru and the rivers that made life possible- The rise of the Chimu rulers and their powerful capital of Chan Chan- Farmers, fishermen, artisans, families, and daily life in the Chimu world- Gold, silver, ceramics, textiles, and the art of a coastal empire- Sacred beliefs connected to the sea, the Moon, ancestors, and royal power- Expansion, warfare, and the growing pressure from the Inca Empire- The fall of Chan Chan and the lasting legacy of the Chimu civilizationThis book is ideal for readers interested in ancient Peru, Andean civilization, pre Inca history, Chan Chan, South American archaeology, and the rise and fall of forgotten empires.…

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. Neuware - The Tiwanaku Empire of Ancient Bolivia tells the history of a remarkable Pre Inca civilization that rose near the sacred waters of Lake Titicaca. In a cold and difficult highland world, the people of Tiwanaku built monumental temples, carved powerful stone figures, developed advanced farming systems, and created a wide network of trade, ritual, and influence across the Andes. This book follows the rise, power, and decline of Tiwanaku, from its early roots in the Titicaca Basin to its growth as a sacred city and regional empire. It explores daily life on the Andean plateau, raised field agriculture, stone monuments, ceremonial vessels, elite dress, sacred symbols, long distance trade, and the spiritual world that shaped Tiwanaku society. Long before the Inca became famous, Tiwanaku stood as one of South America's great ancient powers. Its influence reached across parts of present day Bolivia, Peru, Chile, and Argentina, connecting highlands, valleys, deserts, and distant communities. Inside, you will learn about: - The rise of Tiwanaku near Lake Titicaca- The sacred city, temples, plazas, and stone monuments- Raised fields and survival in the harsh Andean climate- Daily life, food, families, craftworkers, and trade- Religion, ancestors, symbols, and sacred authority- The decline of Tiwanaku power and its lasting legacy- The importance of Tiwanaku in the history of ancient Bolivia and the AndesA clear and engaging history for readers interested in ancient civilizations, Pre Inca history, archaeology, Andean culture, and the forgotten empires of South America.…

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. Neuware - Discover the rise and fall of one of the greatest civilizations of the ancient Americas. The Inca Empire of Peru tells the powerful story of Cusco, Machu Picchu, and the Andean world that shaped a remarkable mountain empire. From early cultures of ancient Peru to the rise of Pachacuti, the expansion of Tawantinsuyu, and the dramatic Spanish conquest, this book follows the Incas through their greatest achievements and their final struggle for survival. Inside, readers will learn about the sacred city of Cusco, the royal roads that crossed the Andes, the engineering genius behind terraces and bridges, the mystery of Machu Picchu, and the society that connected farmers, nobles, warriors, priests, and rulers under one imperial order. The story also explores the civil war between Atahualpa and Huáscar, the arrival of Francisco Pizarro, the capture of Atahualpa, and the last Inca resistance in Vilcabamba. Beyond conquest and collapse, it also follows the living legacy of Quechua culture, Andean traditions, and the memory of the Incas in Peru today. Perfect for readers interested in ancient civilizations, Peruvian history, Machu Picchu, the Andes, Spanish conquest, and the rise and fall of empires.…

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Discover the world of one of ancient Mexico's most powerful and mysterious civilizations. The Toltec Civilization takes you deep into the history, culture, mythology, religion, warfare, rulers, and lasting legacy of the Toltecs, the people later remembered as masters of wisdom, sacred power, and artistic greatness. Rising in the centuries after the fall of Teotihuacan, the Toltecs built a formidable center at Tula and shaped the political and spiritual life of Mesoamerica in ways that continued long after their decline. This book explores the origins of the Toltecs, the rise of Tula, the structure of their society, the lives of nobles, priests, warriors, artisans, and farmers, and the beliefs that gave meaning to their world. It also examines the legendary memory of Quetzalcoatl, the symbolic power of Toltec art and architecture, the role of war and tribute in their expansion, and the reasons their civilization eventually fragmented. Inside this book, you will discover: The rise of the Toltecs in central MexicoThe city of Tula as a political and sacred centerToltec religion, mythology, and ritual lifeThe role of warriors, rulers, and elite powerDaily life, family structure, and social orderMonumental architecture, sculpture, and artistic achievementThe decline of Toltec rule and the survival of their legacyThe influence of the Toltecs on later civilizations, especially the AztecsPerfect for readers interested in ancient Mexico, Mesoamerican history, pre Columbian civilizations, mythology, archaeology, and the hidden roots of later empires, this book offers a rich journey into a society that stood between history and legend. Step into the world of Tula and uncover the story of the Toltecs, a civilization whose memory shaped centuries of Mexican history. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Before the rise of the Inca, another great power shaped the ancient Andes. The Wari Empire of Ancient Peru tells the story of one of South America's earliest imperial civilizations, a powerful pre Inca society that rose in the highlands near Ayacucho and spread its influence across mountains, valleys, and coastal regions. The Wari built planned cities, controlled roads, organized labor, created remarkable textiles, produced symbolic ceramics, and developed a system of power that connected distant communities long before the Inca became famous. Their empire was built through sacred authority, political strategy, warfare, local alliances, and the careful management of land and resources. This book brings the Wari world to life through the landscapes of ancient Peru, from highland capitals and provincial centers to roads, ritual spaces, storehouses, textiles, ceramics, and the communities that lived under Wari influence. Inside, readers will learn about: The ancient Andes before the WariThe rise of Wari power in the Ayacucho highlandsThe sacred city of Wari and its planned urban lifeRoads, provinces, tribute, and imperial controlWari textiles, ceramics, symbols, and sacred imagesWarfare, expansion, alliance, and political strengthThe decline of Wari power and the return of local independenceThe lasting influence of the Wari before the Inca EmpireThe Wari Empire of Ancient Peru is a clear and engaging history of an often overlooked civilization that helped shape the future of the Andes. It is ideal for readers interested in ancient Peru, pre Inca civilizations, Andean history, archaeology, lost empires, and the deep roots of South American civilization. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Discover the rise and fall of one of the greatest civilizations of the ancient Americas. The Inca Empire of Peru tells the powerful story of Cusco, Machu Picchu, and the Andean world that shaped a remarkable mountain empire. From early cultures of ancient Peru to the rise of Pachacuti, the expansion of Tawantinsuyu, and the dramatic Spanish conquest, this book follows the Incas through their greatest achievements and their final struggle for survival. Inside, readers will learn about the sacred city of Cusco, the royal roads that crossed the Andes, the engineering genius behind terraces and bridges, the mystery of Machu Picchu, and the society that connected farmers, nobles, warriors, priests, and rulers under one imperial order. The story also explores the civil war between Atahualpa and Huascar, the arrival of Francisco Pizarro, the capture of Atahualpa, and the last Inca resistance in Vilcabamba. Beyond conquest and collapse, it also follows the living legacy of Quechua culture, Andean traditions, and the memory of the Incas in Peru today. Perfect for readers interested in ancient civilizations, Peruvian history, Machu Picchu, the Andes, Spanish conquest, and the rise and fall of empires. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Step into one of the greatest mysteries of the ancient world. The Teotihuacan Civilization takes you deep into the heart of ancient Mexico, where a vast and powerful city once rose among the highlands with towering pyramids, sacred avenues, vibrant murals, and a religious world filled with gods, rituals, and cosmic meaning. Long before the Aztecs gazed in wonder at its ruins, Teotihuacan stood as one of the largest and most influential cities in the ancient Americas. This book explores the rise of Teotihuacan from its earliest beginnings to its height as a center of urban power, trade, craftsmanship, and sacred authority. It brings to life the people who built its monuments, worked its obsidian, filled its markets, honored its gods, and shaped one of the most remarkable civilizations in Mesoamerican history. Inside, you will discover: The origins of Teotihuacan and the world that existed before its riseThe meaning behind the Pyramid of the Sun, the Pyramid of the Moon, and the great ceremonial avenueThe daily lives of families, artisans, merchants, priests, and laborers in the ancient cityThe gods, rituals, offerings, and sacred beliefs that shaped Teotihuacan societyThe political structure, social order, and influence that made the city a dominant force across MesoamericaThe art, murals, symbols, and architectural vision that gave the city its unique identityThe mystery of its decline, the fires that marked its collapse, and the legacy it left behindRich in history, belief, culture, and enduring mystery, this book offers a vivid journey into the lost world of Teotihuacan and the civilization that helped define ancient Mexico. Perfect for readers interested in ancient civilizations, Mesoamerican history, archaeology, mythology, religion, and the hidden stories of the pre Columbian world. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. The Maya world was never a single empire ruled from one throne. It was a landscape of powerful city states, ambitious dynasties, sacred kings, rival alliances, bustling trade routes, and towering temples that rose above the forests of Mesoamerica. The Maya City States explores the political, religious, economic, and social world of one of the most remarkable civilizations of the ancient Americas. From the rise of early settlements to the growth of major capitals such as Tikal, Calakmul, and Palenque, this book traces how independent cities became centers of power, ritual, warfare, and cultural achievement. Inside, readers will discover how Maya rulers claimed sacred authority, how alliances and conflict shaped regional politics, how trade connected distant regions, and how ordinary people lived through farming, craft production, family life, and religious tradition. The book also examines the pressures that transformed many of the great southern lowland cities and the enduring legacy of Maya civilization through time. Ideal for readers interested in ancient history, archaeology, Mesoamerican civilization, and pre Columbian cultures, this book offers a clear and engaging look at the cities, rulers, beliefs, and daily life that defined the Maya world. Whether you are new to Maya history or looking to deepen your understanding of ancient Mesoamerica, The Maya City States provides a rich introduction to a civilization whose influence still echoes across the Americas. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. The Tiwanaku Empire of Ancient Bolivia tells the history of a remarkable Pre Inca civilization that rose near the sacred waters of Lake Titicaca. In a cold and difficult highland world, the people of Tiwanaku built monumental temples, carved powerful stone figures, developed advanced farming systems, and created a wide network of trade, ritual, and influence across the Andes. This book follows the rise, power, and decline of Tiwanaku, from its early roots in the Titicaca Basin to its growth as a sacred city and regional empire. It explores daily life on the Andean plateau, raised field agriculture, stone monuments, ceremonial vessels, elite dress, sacred symbols, long distance trade, and the spiritual world that shaped Tiwanaku society. Long before the Inca became famous, Tiwanaku stood as one of South America's great ancient powers. Its influence reached across parts of present day Bolivia, Peru, Chile, and Argentina, connecting highlands, valleys, deserts, and distant communities. Inside, you will learn about: The rise of Tiwanaku near Lake TiticacaThe sacred city, temples, plazas, and stone monumentsRaised fields and survival in the harsh Andean climateDaily life, food, families, craftworkers, and tradeReligion, ancestors, symbols, and sacred authorityThe decline of Tiwanaku power and its lasting legacyThe importance of Tiwanaku in the history of ancient Bolivia and the AndesA clear and engaging history for readers interested in ancient civilizations, Pre Inca history, archaeology, Andean culture, and the forgotten empires of South America. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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