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Event archaeological Americas

Ingapirca

1400 CE – 1533 CE

Ecuador's most important Inca site, a fortress-temple complex built atop an earlier Cañari settlement in the…

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Landmark · Americas

Ingapirca

1400 CE – 1533 CE

Ecuador's most important Inca site, a fortress-temple complex built atop an earlier Cañari settlement in the Andes

Standing in 1400 CE

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Ingapirca Delphine Ménard · CC BY-SA 2.0 fr