Incan Collection (page 8)

INCAN GOLD ORNAMENT. Incan spade-like gold ornament topped with a figure of a man in an elaborate headdress

Pizarro capturing Inca stronghold in Peru, 1533
Pizarros assault on the Inca fortress of Sacsahuaman, Peru, 1533. Hand-colored woodcut of a 19th-century illustration

Inca dwelling replica at Ingapirca, Ecuador
Reconstructed Inca dwelling amid the ruins at Ingapirca in the Andes Mountains, Ecuador. Digital photograph

Typical Inca wall, Machu Picchu, Peru, South America The lost city of the Inca was rediscovered by Hiram Bingham in 1911

Spanish prelate Saint Turibius of Mogrovejo, 1538-1606, Archbishop of Lima, is presented a book by a group of Incas. Full name, Toribio Alfonso de Mogrovejo. After a 17th century work; Artwork

The Ancient Incan Ruins Of Machu Picchu; Cusco, Peru

Machu Picchu, Peru

Mountain And Train Below Along Urubamba (Vilcanota) River, Machu Picchu, Peru

On Coupe les Cheveux, et on donne un Nom aux Fils de L Yncas, 1723. Creator: Bernard Picart
On Coupe les Cheveux, et on donne un Nom aux Fils de L Yncas, 1723. The hair is cut and a name is given to the son of the Incas. Naming ritual in Peru

TUPAC YUPANQUI (d. 1493). Tenth Inca ruler of Peru
TUPAC YUPANQUI (d.1493). Tenth Inca ruler of Peru. Pen and ink drawing from El primer nueva cronica y buen gobierno ( The First New Chronicle and Good Government ), 1583-1615

PERU: INCA WOMEN. Mamaconas, chosen women of Inca society, attending to the toilette of the Incas wife. Drawing from El primer nueva cronica y buen gobierno

Ruins of Ollantaytambo, Cuzco, Peru
Ollantaytambo is a town and an Inca archaeological site in southern Peru some 60 kilometers northwest of the city of Cusco

Cyclopean Wall - Sacsayhuaman Complex, Cuzco, Peru
Sacsayhuaman (also known as Saksaq Waman, Sacsahuaman or Saxahuaman) - a walled complex on the northern outskirts of the city of Cuzco, Peru, the former capital of the Inca Empire

MACHU PICCHU: PLAN. Drawing of a birds eye view of part of the ruins of the Incan city at Machu Picchu, Peru; the Kings Group with the semicircular temple of Torr© on on the left

Cuzco - Peru - Cyclopean masonry
Pre-Columbian walls at Cuzco, Peru - Cyclopean polygonal masonry of the Incas - almost defying belief with the way the massive multi-faceted blocks fit together seamlessly

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Doorways leading to Inca Temple of the Sun at Ingapirca in the Andes Mountains, Ecuador. Digital photograph

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Trapezoidal doorway leading to Inca Temple of the Sun at Ingapirca in the Andes Mountains, Ecuador. Digital photograph

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Ruins of Inca city and Temple of the Sun at Ingapirca in the Andes Mountains, Ecuador. Digital photograph

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Ruins of Inca city and Temple of the Sun at Ingapirca in the Andes Mountains, Ecuador. Digital photograph

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Ruins of Inca city and Temple of the Sun at Ingapirca in the Andes Mountains, Ecuador. Digital photograph

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Ruins of Inca city and Temple of the Sun at Ingapirca in the Andes Mountains, Ecuador. Digital photograph

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Ruins of Inca city and Temple of the Sun at Ingapirca in the Andes Mountains, Ecuador. Digital photograph

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Ruins of Inca city and Temple of the Sun at Ingapirca in the Andes Mountains, Ecuador. Digital photograph

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Incan Temple of the Sun in Cuzco, Peru, 1500s. Hand-colored woodcut reproduction of an illustration as given in Montanus and in Ogilby

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Doorways leading to Inca Temple of the Sun at Ingapirca in the Andes Mountains, Ecuador. Digital photograph

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Ruins of Inca Temple of the Sun at Ingapirca in the Andes Mountains, Ecuador. Digital photograph

Machu Picchu Ruins, Cusco Region, Peru

Machu Picchu Ruins seen from the Machu Picchu Mountain, UNESCO World Heritage Site, Cusco Region, Peru, South America

Llama in Machu Picchu, UNESCO World Heritage Site, Cusco Region, Peru, South America

Machu Picchu Ruins, UNESCO World Heritage Site, Cusco Region, Peru, South America

Inca Terraces, Pisac, Sacred Valley, Cusco Region, Peru, South America

Pisac Ruins, Sacred Valley, Cusco Region, Peru, South America

Tambomachay Ruins, Cusco Region, Peru, South America

Puka Pukara Ruins, Cusco Region, Peru, South America

Inca stonework, Hatunrumiyoc Street, UNESCO World Heritage Site, Cusco, Peru, South America

Sacsayhuaman Ruins, Cusco Region, Peru, South America

Ecuador. Ingapirca. Ruins
Ecuador. Ingapirca. Inca archaeological site built on Canari settlement during the reign of Emperor Huayna Capac (1493-1527). Detail of the Inca bath in the Intihuayco (Ravine of the Sun)

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"Unveiling the Ancient Incan Mysteries: A Journey through Time and Stone" Step into the enchanting world of the Incas as we explore their remarkable civilization. From the intricately carved Twelve Angled Stone to the awe-inspiring Inca Stonework, every corner of Cusco, Peru holds a piece of history waiting to be discovered. Walking along Hatunrumiyoc Street, one can't help but marvel at the skillful craftsmanship displayed in each stone. The cityscape unfolds before our eyes as we gaze down from the legendary Inca trail, offering a breathtaking view that transports us back in time. Delving deeper into their culture, evidence of trephination on an ancient Inca skull reveals their advanced medical knowledge and practices. These ruins whisper stories of a civilization that thrived centuries ago, leaving behind remnants for us to decipher. In this land where llamas roam freely amidst Machu Picchu's grandeur, we witness nature's harmony with human ingenuity. This iconic site stands tall as a testament to Incan architectural brilliance and serves as a gateway to understanding their way of life. Venturing further into Cuzco's rich tapestry, we encounter Quechua people standing proudly in front of an imposing Inca wall. Their connection with this sacred place is palpable; it echoes through generations and reminds us that these walls once witnessed great rulers like King Huayna Capac. Beyond Peru's borders lies Ingapirca Ruins in Ecuador—a testament to how far-reaching the Incas' influence was. The Temple of the Sun stands resolute amidst lush landscapes, inviting visitors on a spiritual journey through time. As our exploration draws to a close, let us not forget those who documented South America's wonders centuries ago. A 17th-century map offers glimpses into how Europeans perceived this captivating continent—an invaluable glimpse into history itself. Join us on this extraordinary adventure where we unravel the enigmatic world of the Incas.