Ponce Monolith, Monolith in Bolivia
The Ponce Monolith is a large, intricately carved stone monument found in the ancient city of Tiwanaku, Bolivia.
Believed to have been created around 400-800 AD, it is named after archaeologist Carlos Ponce Sanginés who studied the Tiwanaku site extensively.
The monolith displays various deities and symbols, reflecting the complex cosmology of the Tiwanaku civilization.
It's located in the Kalasasaya temple, a popular tourist destination in Bolivia.
Despite centuries of weathering, the detailed carvings on the Ponce Monolith remain remarkably intact.
Location: La Paz Department
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