EU: nisch, inka, klippa, ruin, fotografi, photograph (1929)
1929
An Inca niche carved into rock near Cusco, photographed in 1929, part of the extensive stonework left by the Inca Empire in its former capital.
EU: inkafästning, befästning, stenmur, ruin, fotografi, photograph (1929)
1929
The stone walls of an Inca fortification near Cusco, photographed in 1929. The massive polygonal masonry is characteristic of Inca military and ceremonial architecture.
EU: inkafästning, befästning, indianfästning, fotografi, photograph (1931)
1931
The remains of an Inca fortification are shown in this 1931 photograph taken at Cusco, Peru, the former capital of the Inca Empire and a center of stonework construction in the Andes, where such walls survive from before the Spanish conquest.
EU: fästning, flygbild, vallar, fotografi, photograph (1935)
1935
The Swedish caption terms, translating roughly to 'fortress, aerial photo, ramparts,' suggest this 1935 image shows one of the massive Inca stone fortifications overlooking Cusco, the former capital of the Inca Empire high in the Peruvian Andes.
EU: Ruin, fortress, Cusco, photograph (1980)
1980
An Inca fortress ruin near Cusco, Peru, photographed in 1980, illustrating the massive interlocking stonework the Inca used in structures built for both defense and ceremony.