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Machu Picchu
- How high is the city of Machu Picchu?
- How many structures can be found there?
- Did the Incas leave any written clues about them? Explain
- For how long did the Incas rule?
- What are some issues with the place where the Incas chose to build Machu Picchu?
- Where did the granite come from?
- What system did they use to prevent the terraces from colliding during rainy seasons?
- What was the name of the king that is believed to have ordered the construction of Machu Picchu?
- How was the process of mummifying the king at that time?
- Machu Picchu was one of the only Inca sites left intact, why?
- How did the builders move the stones around?
- What is the significance of the stone located at the highest point in the city?
- Where did they get food and water supplies from?
- Archeologists found skulls with holes on them, what was the purpose of the holes?
- Since there were no tools or machinery, how did they manage to build those smooth stone walls?
- The height of machu picchu is approximately 8,000 Ft.
- About 200 structures.
- No, at that time they did not have a written language.
- It was a short period of time, 100 years.
- It is located in the middle of two earthquake lines and a lot of rain.
- from the surrounding areas as there is a good amount on the top of the mountain where Machu Picchu was built.
- They made a pretty advanced irrigation systems all over the city, so the water drains to the earth.
- Pachacuti.
- They left him outside in the sun and at night they froze him until he dried out.
- Because the Spaniards did not find the city.
- They put logs under the stones to push them around.
- The name is Itihuatana and it points directly to the sun, some believe to be an astronomic calendar or clock.
- From a city nearby and the water came from a natural spring canalized into the city.
- When injured they opened a hole to let the the brain expand and let the fluids come out to prevent death.
- They carved the walls with small stones while they we already in place.
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