Archaeo-Histories on Nostr: Chullpas de Macaya, Sajama National Park, Bolivia. Lauca River region is famous for ...
Chullpas de Macaya, Sajama National Park, Bolivia.
Lauca River region is famous for its polychrome chullpas, funerary decorated structures belonging to the pre-Inca Aymara nobles.
The chullpas stand isolated in a landscape that remains seemingly unchanged since the arrival of the Incas in 15th Century CE. The chullpas are made of adobe and stone and vary in height from 3-4m. Some are decorated with pigmented mud.
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