-
qullqas were
typically used to
store maize and
rectangular qullqas were used to
store freeze-dried
potatoes ("chuño") and
other root crops.
Qullqas had...
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Qullqa Sirka (Aymara
qullqa granary,
sirka vein of the body or a mine, "granary vein", also
spelled Colcasirca) is a
mountain in the
Andes of Peru, about...
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Qullqa Punta (Quechua
qullqa,
qulqa deposit, storehouse,
punta peak; ridge; first, before, in
front of, "deposit peak", also
spelled Julca Punta) is a...
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other goods and the
Mantaro Valley has more
qullqas than any
other region of Peru. Half of the 2,573
qullqas were
placed in the
center of this
maize and...
-
palace built for
emperor Pachacuti. The
Incas built several storehouses or
qullqas (Quechua: qollqa) out of
fieldstones on the
hills surrounding Ollantaytambo...
- foot) for the Inca army.
Shelters called tambo and
storage silos called qullqas were
built one day's
travelling distance from each other, so an army on...
-
America grew
large surpluses of food
which they
stored in
buildings called Qullqas. The most
important crop
domesticated in the
Amazon Basin and tropical...
-
agriculture and
administrative center, with more than two
thousand silos (
qullqas) for corn
storage built in the area.[citation needed]
Further north in...
- used as storehouses,
called qullqas. On the
nearby hillsides are
irrigated terraces which were
likely used to keep the
qullqas full for
those traveling through...
- 65°,
called the "Solstice Window", and the
other facing 132°,
called the "
Qullqa Window". The
northwest edge of the rock
platform points out the Solstice...
