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Vitcos was a
residence of Inca
nobles and a
ceremonial center of the Neo-Inca
State (1537–1572). The
archaeological site of
ancient Vitcos,
called Rosaspata...
- of
Vitcos—unlike
Machu Picchu which is west of
Vitcos. Thus, Bingham's
claim that
Machu Picchu was
Incan Vilcabamba and
other claims that
Vitcos was...
- part to
search for the Inca capital,
which was
thought to be the city of
Vitcos. He
consulted Carlos Romero, one of the
chief historians in Lima who showed...
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effectively giving up the
highlands of the empire),
Manco Inca
retreated to
Vitcos and
finally to the
remote jungles of Vilcabamba,: 131
where he founded...
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effectively giving up the
highlands of the empire),
Manco Inca
retreated to
Vitcos and
finally to the
remote jungles of Vilcabamba. At
Vilcabamba the state...
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personal care
market occurred in 1996, when it
acquired the
Israeli company "
Vitco" (ויטקו) and
renamed it "Lever" (ליוור). The
merger of the two
sectors (food...
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Ventanillas de
Otuzco Ventarron Vilcabamba Vilcashuamán
Viracochapampa Vitcos Waman Pirqa Wamanilla Wamanmarka,
Chumbivilcas Wamanmarka, Lima Wanakawri...
- Incas.
Guided by locals, he
rediscovered and
correctly identified both
Vitcos (then
called Rosaspata) and
Vilcabamba (then
called Espíritu Pampa), which...
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Ventanillas de
Otuzco Ventarron Vilcabamba Vilcashuamán
Viracochapampa Vitcos Waman Pirqa Wamanilla Wamanmarka,
Chumbivilcas Wamanmarka, Lima Wanakawri...
- wide terraces; as well as Willkaraqay, Patallaqta, Chuqik'iraw, Moray,
Vitcos and many others. The
surrounding area,
located in the
Watanay Valley, is...
