Wari imperial organization and road systems (Ayacucho and highlands, c. 600–1000 CE)

1. Founding of Huari (Wari) urban center

   Jan 1, 400Labels: Huari site, Ayacucho Basin

   • Wari site
   • UNM Wari

2. Huari rises as a major Middle Horizon center

   Jan 1, 550Labels: Huari site, Middle Horizon

   • Wari site
   • UNM Wari

3. Wari polity emerges and expands from Ayacucho

   Jan 1, 600Labels: Wari polity, Ayacucho Basin

   • Wari Empire
   • UNM Wari

4. Provincial administration takes shape at Jincamocco

   Jan 1, 600Labels: Jincamocco, Sondondo Valley

   • Sondondo blog
   • UMich Press

5. Wari colony established on Cerro Baúl frontier

   Jan 1, 600Labels: Cerro Ba, Moquegua Valley

   • Cerro Ba l

6. Wari builds canals and terraces at Cerro Baúl

   Jan 1, 650Labels: Cerro Ba, Irrigation works

   • Cerro Ba l

7. Viracochapampa developed as northern administrative center

   Jan 1, 700Labels: Viracochapampa, Huamachuco

   • Viracochapampa
   • UNM Wari

8. Pikillaqta expands Wari administration into Cusco region

   Jan 1, 700Labels: Pikillaqta, Cusco region

   • Pikillaqta

9. D-shaped ceremonial architecture spreads in Wari sphere

   Jan 1, 800Labels: D-shaped architecture, Ceremonial buildings

   • Andina
   • tDAR Reid

10. Wari imperial road networks integrate highland provinces

    Jan 1, 850Labels: Wari roadways, Highland provinces

    • UMich Press

11. Huari capital is abandoned near Middle Horizon end

    Jan 1, 1000Labels: Huari site, Political collapse

    • Wari site
    • UNM Wari

12. Inca road system later incorporates earlier Wari routes

    Jan 1, 1400Labels: Qhapaq an, Inca Empire

    • UNESCO
    • Inca roads