Notes On Peruvian Antiquities
Notes On Peruvian Antiquities
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When mastodons lived at Ulloma, and ant-eaters in Tarapaca, the Andes, slowly rising, were some two or three thousands of feet lower than they are now. ' If the megalithic builders were living under these conditions, " says Markham, " the problem is solved, for maize would then ripen in the basin of Lake Titicaca, and the site of the ruins of Tiahuanaco could support the necessary population. " But if the megalithic Cyclopean belongs to an epoch hundreds of thousands of years back, it is certai...n that the monolithic doorways at Tiahuanaco belong to a far later period. The height of the doorways is sufficient evidence, it appears to me, that these belong to some time anywhere between say 10, 000 and 80, 000 years ago; and if it could be shown that the Andes were say 3000 feet lower within about these time limits, we should have the approximate date, at least, of these doorways. The people in the elevated province of Huarochiri had an 2. Besides the fourth plate now given, illustrations were Plates 26, 37, 38, 39 in Die Ruinenstatfe von Tiahuanaco, by Stubel and Uhle, Leipsic, NOTES ON PERUVIAN ANTIQUITIES 7 actual tradition that in remote times it possessed a climate similar to that of the coast valleys.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
When mastodons lived at Ulloma, and ant-eaters in Tarapaca, the Andes, slowly rising, were some two or three thousands of feet lower than they are now. ' If the megalithic builders were living under these conditions, " says Markham, " the problem is solved, for maize would then ripen in the basin of Lake Titicaca, and the site of the ruins of Tiahuanaco could support the necessary population. " But if the megalithic Cyclopean belongs to an epoch hundreds of thousands of years back, it is certai...n that the monolithic doorways at Tiahuanaco belong to a far later period. The height of the doorways is sufficient evidence, it appears to me, that these belong to some time anywhere between say 10, 000 and 80, 000 years ago; and if it could be shown that the Andes were say 3000 feet lower within about these time limits, we should have the approximate date, at least, of these doorways. The people in the elevated province of Huarochiri had an 2. Besides the fourth plate now given, illustrations were Plates 26, 37, 38, 39 in Die Ruinenstatfe von Tiahuanaco, by Stubel and Uhle, Leipsic, NOTES ON PERUVIAN ANTIQUITIES 7 actual tradition that in remote times it possessed a climate similar to that of the coast valleys.
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