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Hillforts in Argentina matching “Argentina” · Mysteria

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Hillforts in Argentina matching “Argentina”

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🇦🇷 Argentina · Hillfort

Alignment Roxby Camp

Byzantine (330–1453 CE) · Byzantine

Alignment Roxby Camp in Catamarca, Argentina is a Byzantine (330–1453 CE) hillfort attributed to Byzantine culture.

?Contested

🇦🇷 Argentina · Earthwork

Sierra de las Quijadas — Potrero de la Aguada Southern Enclosure (Potrero Sur)

Contested Holocene ambiguous — Holocene to Late Pre-Hispanic hypothesis or natural jointing · Contested Huarpe / Comechingón (?) or natural geofact (unvalidated)

Southern Potrero enigmatic walls — 600 m rectilinear stone line 0.6 m and circular huts 4 m under Chaco vine forest; contested Huarpe vs natural jointing.

✓Verified

🇦🇷 Argentina · Buried city

Pukará de Tastil — Quebrada del Toro–Rosario Extension (Salta)

Late Intermediate to Inca (c.1250 – 1430 CE) · Atacameno / Tastileño / Inca phase

Tastil's northern Quebrada del Toro–Rosario ridge extension — 400 m double wall, terraced fields and chullpa towers linking two valleys 3340 m.