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Inca stone waterfall, spring, Tambomachay, Peru, South America.

Around 1450 AD, the Incas diverted a spring through impressive stone work and waterfalls at the archaeological site of Tambomachay (El Baño del Inca), 8 km north of Cuzco, in Peru, South America. Tampumachay means "collective housing resting place" in Quechua language. The Incas perfected stonecraft to an amazing degree.

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Around 1450 AD, the Incas diverted a spring through impressive stone work and waterfalls at the archaeological site of Tambomachay (El Baño del Inca), 8 km north of Cuzco, in Peru, South America. Tampumachay means "collective housing resting place" in Quechua language. The Incas perfected stonecraft to an amazing degree.