-
sacred ritual within the
capital at Cusco. Such
lines were
referred to as
ceques. The work of Tom
Zuidema and
Brian Bauer (UT-Austin)
explores the range...
- The siq'i (Spanish:
Ceque; Quechua: A stripe, stroke, line
indicating a direction.),
Quechua pronunciation: [sɛq'ɛ])
system was a
series of
ritual pathways...
-
Texas Press, 2000 Bauer, Brian. The
Sacred Landscape of the Inca: The
Cusco Ceque System.
University of
Texas Press, Austin, 1998. Coordinates: 18°16′08″S...
- San
Pedro de
Ceque is a muni****lity
located in the
province of Zamora,
Castile and León, Spain.
According to the 2004
census (INE), the muni****lity...
-
Colla Suyu, had
groups of
three ceques,
symbolic lines or pathways, the
panakas were
represented by the
Payan ceque.
During the Inca Empire, most of...
-
sacrificed in
certain cir****stances; they were
brought to
Cusco following a
ceque and
huaca route of tribute.: 199–201 The
Coricancha is
located at the confluence...
-
considered cosmologically central,
loaded as it was with
huacas and
radiating ceque lines as the
geographic center of the Four-Quarters; Inca
Garcilaso de la...
- in Stehberg's opinion, it
might be the
first line of
ceque found in Santiago. In Cuzco, the
ceques consisted of
imaginary lines that
began at the Coricancha...
- pp. 109–150. Bauer,
Brian S.; Halac-Higashimori, Madeleine.
Baltasar de
Ocampo Coneje-ros y la
Provincia de Vilcabamba. Cuzco:
Ceques Editorial, 2013....
- 265–284. doi:10.2307/275130. JSTOR 275130. Tom Zuidema,
Reiner (1964). The
Ceque System of
Cusco - The
Social Organization of the
Capital of the Inca. Brill...
