- In the Inca
Empire the
ushnu (other
spelling usnu,
sometimes usñu) was an
altar for
cults to the deities, a
throne for the Sapa Inca (emperor), an elevated...
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hemisphere when it was built, and
measures 78 by 25 meters. There's also an
ushnu or a
ritual platform on the site. The
Torreon of
Inkallaqta is also located...
- the
Ushnu which remain to this day. It is
believed that the city had the
shape of a falcon, in
which the
Ushnu was
located in the head. The
Ushnu is a...
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Huntington is a city in
Cabell and
Wayne counties in the U.S.
state of West Virginia. The seat of
Cabell County, the city is
located in SW West Virginia...
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ceremonies performed on the
ushnu. The
gates of the
ushnu are made of
stone sculptures which may
symbolize pairs of pumas. The
ushnu is
found at
several other...
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Encyclopedia of
Global Archaeology. C.
Smith (ed) pp. 1521–1522
Springer (2014)
Ushnu. In
Encyclopedia of the Incas, G.
Urton and A. Von
Hagen (eds).
Rowman and...
- in a ****ile gesture.
Toghrul invaded Azerbaijan and
sacked the
towns of
Ushnu, Khoy,
Urmiya and Salmas.
Qizil Arslan reconciled with his
nephews and defeated...
- Chile. Tala
Canta Ilabe was the last Inca who
celebrated Inti
Raymi in its
Ushnu. The word
Chena means puma in
estrous cycle in the
Quechuan language. The...
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Ushnu or Inca
Ceremonial Pyramid, Vilcashuamán....
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Encyclopedia of Islam. doi:10.1163/1573-3912_islam_SIM_4770. Minorsky. "
Us̲h̲nū".
Encyclopedia of Islam,
Second Edition. doi:10.1163/1573-3912_islam_SIM_7746...
