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As Table 10.2 makes clear, the Pacajes-Inka
and Late Pacajes phases were times of very rapid growth on the Taraco
Peninsula. During both phases the population of the peninsula grew
at a rate much faster than the expected rate of natural increase.
This suggests considerable immigration from other areas. If the peninsula
experienced catastrophic depopulation with the collapse of the Tiwanaku
state, then the arrival of the Inka state reversed the process.
Table 10.2:
Late Horizon and Early Colonial: Metrics
| |
Pacajes-Inka |
Late Pacajes |
| Number of sites |
125 |
326 |
| Phase population index |
3676 |
5021 |
| Annual population index growth rate |
1.07 |
0.52 |
| Occupation continuity index |
40 |
57 |
| Site founding index |
75 |
79 |
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Matthew Bandy
2002-06-02