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Places tagged “tiwanaku” in Bolivia matching “La Paz Department” · Mysteria

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Places tagged “tiwanaku” in Bolivia matching “La Paz Department”

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Temple complexes

🇧🇴 Bolivia · Pyramid

Akapana Pyramid (Tiwanaku)

Tiwanaku Middle Horizon 400–1000 CE (Akapana c.500–800 CE) · Tiwanaku

Artificial mountain pyramid at core of Tiwanaku (400–1000 CE) altiplano capital: 18 m high (originally ~18 m, 18?

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🇧🇴 Bolivia · Archaeological wonder

Lake Titicaca Underwater Offerings

Tiwanaku to Inca (~500–1532 CE; Inca reef 1400–1532 CE) · Tiwanaku and Inca

At 3,810 m – the world's highest navigable lake – divers from Atahuallpa 2000 and recent Belgian–Bolivian teams mapped an underwater reef off the Khoa beach of the Island of the Sun retaining Inca…