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Anthropology

Judi Lynn

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5. It seems to defy understanding at this point how the massive weights were lifted and placed,

Reply to Ponietz (Reply #4)

Thu Sep 2, 2021, 10:11 AM

Sep 2021

and how the precision cutting was accomplished.

Your trip to Ollaytaytambo would have been epic. I've poured over photos of that area with real amazement. What an experience you had. Absolutely enviable!

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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