Sayhuite, Archeological site in Peru
Sayhuite is an archeological site that features a monolithic stone with detailed carvings.
Sayhuite showcases the ingenuity of Incan engineering and their understanding of hydraulics.
Located in the Curahuasi District and Abancay Province, Sayhuite provides insight into ancient Andean cultures.
The site contains over 200 geometric and zoomorphic figures carved into a large rock.
Location: Curahuasi District
Location: Abancay Province
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Sayhuite is an archeological site that features a monolithic stone with detailed carvings.
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