Qhapaq Ñan: el Camino Inca y las Transformaciones Territoriales en los Andes Peruanos

Qhapaq Ñan, the primary roadway of the Inca Empire's extensive Andean network, remains functional and culturally significant today despite centuries of historical transformations. This study reveals that its value extends beyond mere archaeological significance, encompassing territorial management, patrimonial governance, and landscape preservation across six modern-day countries. The research emphasizes the road's enduring functionality and the need for transnational conservation efforts that integrate both monument protection and broader territorial stewardship. By analyzing historical and contemporary data, the study underscores Qhapaq Ñan's role in shaping Andean landscapes and its continued relevance in cultural and ecological contexts.

Martínez Martínez, G. (2010). QHAPAQ ÑAN: EL CAMINO INCA Y LAS TRANSFORMACIONES TERRITORIALES EN LOS ANDES PERUANOS. Arqueología Y Sociedad, (21), 37–62. https://doi.org/10.15381/arqueolsoc.2010n21.e12277