- T'alla
Kallanka (Quechua t'alla
outstanding woman of the Inca aristocracy,
kallanka large roofed building used for
celebrations during the Inca Empire...
- Sura
Kallanka (Quechua
kallanka large roofed building used for
celebrations during the Inca Empire,
Hispanicized spelling Soracallanca) is a
mountain in...
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identified as
kallankas, in a
range that goes from 17 to 105m long", "María de los Ángeles Muñoz (2007: 257) has
chosen to
define the
Kallanka architectural...
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ceremonial calendar. The site has
several important structures such as the
Kallanka. It was the
largest single roofed room in the
western hemisphere when it...
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bordered on the
south by a "
kallanka," a
rectangular building typical of Inca
cities and
symbolizing Incan political power. The
kallanka, 70
metres (230 ft) in...
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administrators and
houses for artisans, warehouses,
large dormitories or
kallankas, and
farming terraces belonging to the Inca or the
local people. Spreading...
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bases of the
circular columns that in the past
supported the roof of this
Kallanka are
still visible.
Shown within Peru Alternative name
Temple of Wiracocha...
- Province,
Oropesa District. It lies
south of Mallmanya,
northwest of Sura
Kallanka and
southeast of Kimsaqucha. East of
Hatun Q'asa
there is a lake named...
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Runtuqucha Salli Sara Sara
Saywa Punta Sisiwa Suntur Sura
Kallanka Surapata Taruja Marka T'alla
Kallanka Uqi
Saywa Urpi
Marka Utkhu Waman Ch'arpa
Wamanripa ****'ayuq...
- 1534.
Amongst a
large number of buildings, some stone, some adobe, is a
kallanka (great hall), 40 m (130 ft) long.
Providing water to the site is an Inca...
