These were a little high, but they had a bit of ground under them so up I went…three sets of them. Someone on u-tube had managed to make them look like they were over the edge so I did not think I would climb them…I could not find the angle they used to take their picture or I would have tried to look that brave myself!
and suck that belly in……
The Incas learned from everyone they conquered and utilized that knowledge to become even greater than before. They conquered engineering peoples, weavers, agricultural specialists, farmers, you name it….
Well, it is not really a llama stone, but when the sun hits it just right – there was only fog when I took the picture – it’s shadow looks like a llama’s head and neck. It really is more a compass stone as it points to the 4 cardinal points of the compass, or so our guide Ramiro told us, no one had a compass to prove it with. He did have a picture of the shadow, though.
Even our guide called this a sundial – according to researchers, this was not a sundial. It more likely was a representation of HuaynaPicchu which stands behind it and was used for ceremonial purposes.
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