Winsor, Justin, 1831-1897, Maclean, John, 1851-1928, association, MacLean, Harrison John (autograph) · Boston ; New York : Houghton, Mifflin and Co. · leaf 271
omlechs, or burial-places, which are met with in variouslocalities. Don Modesto Basadre has described some by the roadside, inthe descent from Umabamba to Charasani, in Bolivia. These cromlechs areformed of four great slabs of slate, each slab being about five feet high, fouror five in width, and… … DETAILS AT TIAHUANACU* is piled. These cromlechs are the early memorials of a race which was suc-ceeded by the people who constructed the cyclopean edifices of the Andeanplateaux. For there is reason to believe that a powerful empire had existed in Perucenturies before the rise of the Inca dynasty.…
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