Drink, power and society in the Andes

[01]

Drink, power, and society in the Andes : An introduction

Justin Jennings

Brenda J. Bowser

1-27

[02]

“Let’s drink together, my dear!” : Persistent ceremonies in a changing community [Sonqo, Colquepata, prov. Paucartambo, Cusco, Perú]

Catherine J. Allen

28-48

[03]

Working through daughters : Strategies for gaininggand maintaining social power among the chicheras of highland Bolivia

Diane C. Perlov

49-74

[04]

Places to partake : Chicha in the andean landscape

Melissa Goodman–Elgar

75-107

[05]

The role of chicha in inca state expansion : A distributional study of inca aríbalos

Tamara L. Bray

108-132

[06]

You are what you drink : A sociocultural reconstruction of prehispanic fermented beverage use at Cerro Baúl, Moquegua, Peru

David J. Goldstein

Robin C. Coleman Goldstein

Patrick R. Williams

133-166

[07]

Tiwanaku inluence on local drinking patterns in Cochabamba, Bolivia

Karen Anderson

167-199

[08]

Pots, brewers, and hosts : Women’s power and the limits of central andean feasting

Justin Jennings

Melissa Chatield

200-231

[09]

Chicha histories : Prehispanic brewing in the Andes and the use of ethnographic and historical analogues

Frances Hayashida

232-256

[10]

Have ad drink : Chicha, performance, and politics

Mary Weismantel

257-277