Andean Geology
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Geological GigaPans from the Andes Mountains of South America (excluding Patagonia).
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This archaeological site in Southern Peru was the provincial capital for the Cochunas ethnic group, conquered by the Inca ca. 1450 AD. It was excavated in the 1980s by Peter Burgi of the Programa Contisuyo and was reported on in his 1993 doctoral dissertation at the University of Chicago. It is a threatened archaeolo...
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This overview of the Torata Valley was taken from the reservoirs of the Inka agricultural system at Camata (1450-1532 AD). Prior to the Inka conquest, this area was an important colony of the Wari empire (600-1000 AD).
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Heading towards the top of this fan deposit, sampling along the way. Along the left edge of the pan, the debris fan terminates at a fault scarp at the base of the nearby ridge (the fault scarp is several hundred feet high, although that's really not visible here).
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