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Anthropology

Judi Lynn

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3. That must have been an unbelievable trip. The people who lived there are such a mystery.

Reply to sinkingfeeling (Reply #2)

Tue Aug 31, 2021, 11:19 PM

Aug 2021

I look forward continually to breakthroughs in science which will enable us to find out far more than we know now. New technology should provide important answers, one would think.

I hope you have a great memory and can recall all of your impressions of the trip to this place. Even the name is amazing!

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The Choquequilla Inca Huaca [View all] Judi Lynn Aug 2021 OP

A structure was mentioned in the original article, the "Bath of the Princess" at Allantaytambo. Judi Lynn Aug 2021 #1

I remember seeing that from a distance when we visited sinkingfeeling Aug 2021 #2

That must have been an unbelievable trip. The people who lived there are such a mystery. Judi Lynn Aug 2021 #3

I saw Ollantaytambo in 2015 Ponietz Sep 2021 #4

It seems to defy understanding at this point how the massive weights were lifted and placed, Judi Lynn Sep 2021 #5