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The southern part of the Yocavil valley (Province of Catamarca, Argentina) was of strategic and economic importance for the Inca State. This paper revises the archaeological data obtained from our research in the area in connection to imperial rule, to reveal the differential distribution and volume of evidence. We consider this the result from the dialectic relationship between interests specific to the cusquean State, and the political and economical organizational qualities of the complex societies that inhabited the valley, including their system of representations.

Vientos del sur: El valle de Yocavil (Noroeste Argentino) bajo la dominación incaica