Ushnus in the landscape, Codex Murua 79v. Courtesy Sean Galvin.© Trustees of the British MuseumThe Codex Murua was produced after the Spanish conquest of the Inca Empire but its scenes of life, landscape and ritual were very likely to have been drawn by an Inca working to give the colonists an understanding of how his people lived.
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