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| KOPPELQUESTS - Photo Gallery
7/15/2004 |
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 This is an example of a mound that was built by a Caranquis tribe in the 13th century. These came in various sizes, and were built for religious ceremonies, homes, and burial sites. |
 On this mound, some of the outline of the adobe brick structure underneath is visible. |
 The entry at Hacienda Zuleta |
 The courtyard at Hacienda Zuletta |
 The kids named this dog "el stomacho" (sp?) - Spanish for "stomach". Eeach time they approached the dog, he'd roll over for a rub.... |
 Our fantastic lunch today at Hacienda Zuleta |
 Inside Hacienda Zuleta. These beams and the leather straps that hold them together are original from 1792 when the home was built. |
 Such a cute mother and baby... |
 A monument in the town of Caranquis honoring Atahualpa, the last emperor of the Incas. Atahualpa was born here. |