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Choquequirao (possibly from
Quechua chuqi metal, k'iraw crib, cot) is an
Incan site in
southern Peru,
similar in
structure and
architecture to
Machu Picchu...
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Choquequirao Puquio (possibly from
Quechua chuqi metal,
every kind of
precious metal / gold (<Aymara), k'iraw crip, cot,
pukyu spring, well) is an archaeological...
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explorers identified Choquequirao as Vilcabamba. In 1909,
Peruvian historian,
Carlos A. Romero,
debunked the
claim that
Choquequirao was
Incan Vilcabamba...
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adaptation is
different from that of the Andeans.
Civilizations portal Choquequirao Cojitambo El
Fuerte de
Samaipata Huánuco
Pampa Huchuy Qosqo Inca-Caranqui...
- such bridge, Queshuachaca, is re****embled on an
annual basis.
Aqumayu Choquequirao Hatun Wayq'u Majes-Siguas
Source of the
Amazon River Arequipa Province...
- Peru, a
local prefect convinced him to
visit the pre-Columbian city of
Choquequirao.
Bingham published an
account of this trip in
Across South America; an...
- by 90% over the
course of 200
years after the
arrival of the Spanish.
Choquequirao, an
Incan site in
southern Peru
close to
Machu Picchu, was in part built...
- located,
about 1450 CE,
establishing major centers at
Machu Picchu,
Choquequirao, Vitcos, and Vilcabamba.
Vitcos was
often the
residence of the rulers...
- of the Wari as is
attested by the
enclosures found at
sites such as
Choquequirao (Chuqi K'iraw), 28
kilometers southeast of the Inca capital. Extraordinary...
- valley,
Choquequirao and Padreyoc.
Signs for
tourists at the
viewpoint of
Incahuasi with
Padreyoc in the background. "Villa Los Loros,
Choquequirao Lodge"...
