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Hypothetical places tagged “petroglyph”

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🇵🇪 Peru · Hypothetical site

Paititi — Inambari Petroglyph Ridge at San Gabán (Puno South)

Hypothetical Inka Late Horizon · Hypothetical Inka / Amazónico

Hypothetical Inambari petroglyph ridge — 22 boulder claim vs erratics and fault scarp.

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🇵🇪 Peru · Hypothetical site

Paititi — Pantiacolla–Pusharo Plateau (Madre de Dios Antisuyu)

Hypothetical Late Horizon projection onto pre-Inca petroglyph horizon Pre-Columbian to Early Colonial hypothesis · Inca Vilcabamba hypothesis projected onto pre-Inca rock art (unvalidated) / Machiguenga

Most-photographed Paititi candidate — sandstone mesa terraces above Pusharo petroglyphs on Pantiacolla range, 670 m, no verified masonry.