- evaporation.
Puquios are
found in the
coastal deserts of
southern Peru,
especially in the
Nazca region, and
northern Chile. Forty-three
puquios in the Nazca...
- environment. The
exact date of
construction of the
puquios has been
debated for some time.
Dating of the
puquios is
quite difficult because of the materials...
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Puquio (from Quechua: Pukyu,
meaning "spring of water") is a town in
Central Peru,
South America. It is the
capital of the
province Lucanas in the region...
- the city. They are part of a
system of
aqueducts of the same type
called puquios that were
built by the pre-Inca
civilization of
Nazca about 1,500 years...
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additional underground aqueducts,
named puquios, in a
regional system that
still functions today. The
first puquios are
believed to have been
built by the...
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irrigation channel or
aqueduct specific to the
Portuguese island of
Madeira Puquios,
underground water systems in
Chile and Peru
Roman aqueduct,
water supply...
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Peruvian town of Nazca, an
ancient pre-Columbian
system of
aqueducts called Puquios were
built and are
still in use today. They were made of
intricately placed...
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Choquequirao Puquio (possibly from
Quechua chuqi metal,
every kind of
precious metal / gold (<Aymara), k'iraw crip, cot,
pukyu spring, well) is an archaeological...
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supply similar to that of the qanats,
called puquios, was developed. Most
archaeologists believe that the
puquios are
indigenous and date to
about 500 CE,...
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Cheqollo Chichakuri Chipaw Marka Choquepuquio Choquequirao Choquequirao Puquio Churajón
Chuya Cochabamba Cochapata Colcampata Collor Condorcaga Cota Coca...
