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Tiwanaku (Spanish:
Tiahuanaco or Tiahuanacu) is a Pre-Columbian
archaeological site in
western Bolivia, near Lake Titicaca,
about 70
kilometers from La...
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Tiwanaku Polity (Spanish:
Tiahuanaco or Tiahuanacu) was a Pre-Columbian
polity in
western Bolivia based in the
southern Lake
Titicaca Basin.
Tiwanaku...
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about 500 years,
until 1100 CE. It
existed during the same era as the
Tiwanaku culture, and at one time, was
thought to have been
derived from it. In...
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important construction in
Tiwanaku,
other than Akapana,
which is
believed to be "Pumapunku's twin".
Among the
place names in
Tiwanaku, only the
names "Akapana"...
- BCE to 800 CE, the
Moche civilisation,
lasting from 100 to 700, Wari and
Tiwanaku Empires, with both
lasting from 600 to 1000, and Chimor,
lasting from 900...
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elements in
Tiwanaku iconography". The
Andean cross symbol has a long
cultural tradition spanning 4,000
years up to the Inca Empire.
Ancient Tiwanaku Qirus...
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Tiwanaku is a
village in the La Paz Department, Bolivia, with a po****tion of 860 people.
Towards the
south of the village,
there is the archaeological...
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pseudoarchaeologist and
author best
known for his
books about the
ancient settlement of
Tiwanaku in the
Andes mountains of Bolivia.
Edmund Kiss was born in
Germany in 1886...
- (Mesoamerica)
Viracocha (Andes) a
range of
archaeological sites such as
Tiwanaku in Bolivia.
Tiwanaku was a
planned city which,
according to UNESCO,
reached its peak...
- Spear-throwers. The "rays"
radiating or
sprouting out of the
faces of
Tiwanaku front-facing
figures appear to have
approximately the
value of an aureole...
