Megalithic Temple Of Wiracocha In Peru

okay we're at the Temple of wiracocha or veracocha halfway between Cusco and Lake Titicaca and what we have here is the most obvious example of site transformation or inheritance so as we get closer you're going to see the lower section of the wall is ancient megalithic made a very hard Basalt Stone and then above it you see Adobe so clearly what seems to have happened here

is that the Inca when they were migrating from Lake Titicaca to Cusco they found this site because it's on the main Inca Highway called the kapagnian and they found this wall in Ruins and over the course of time they decided to rebuild it so they utilize the local material of clay Adobe and then also rough um volcanic Stone which is from this mountain here in the

back the way we tell the difference between a megalithic wall and a Inca wall the ankle wall solid in the front sold in the back and then filled in with filler magnolithic wall solid from front to back