The creation of a topographical map of the ancient citadel of Tiwanaku, some 71 kilometers (44 miles) due west of Bolivia’s majuscule of La Paz, has been made possible past times a UNESCO-sponsored projection helmed past times Castilian archeologist Jose Ignacio Gallegos.
The ruins of the Kalasasaya courtyard inwards Tiwanako, Republic of Bolivia [Credit: Martin Alipaz/EPA-EFE] |
The mapping – which was done amongst the assist of high-tech drones in addition to satellites – uncovered an assortment of buried world buildings in addition to housing complexes spread throughout a 748-hectare (1,848-acre) surface.
The ruins of the Kalasasaya courtyard inwards Tiwanako, Republic of Bolivia [Credit: Martin Alipaz/EPA-EFE] |
Tiwanaku – which was the majuscule of the eponymous pre-Columbian empire – is domicile to the remains of the Kalasasaya courtyard, the Gate of the Sunday in addition to the Semi-Subterranean Temple.
The ruins of the Kalasasaya courtyard inwards Tiwanako, Republic of Bolivia [Credit: Martin Alipaz/EPA-EFE] |
The site was added to the UNESCO World Heritage List inwards 2000 in addition to all the same holds cracking spiritual significance to the Andean world.
Topographical map of Tiwanako, Republic of Bolivia [Credit: Jose Ignacio Gallegos] |
Author: Elena Rodriguez | Source: EFE-EPA [July 09, 2018]
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