The Incas of Peru
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One corridor leads to a place where there was a furnace for metallurgic work, near a walled-up closet full of vessels and utensils of gold and silver.
There is a low, broad mound at a distance of a hundred yards from the palace, which has been excavated and proved to be a cemetery. There F 2 212 CHIMU FACTORIES were mummies in niches elaborately clothed and plumed, with gold and silver ornaments on the dresses of fine cotton cloth. The patterns, woven into the cloth and coloured, are birds stri...king the heads of lizards or seizing fish. In the centre there is a structure sixteen feet square and twelve high, with entrances at each end, leading to a space ten feet by five, with a series of platforms on either side.
Here, no doubt, the funeral rites were performed.
The two most remarkable structures among the ruins are called palaces by Bivero, and factories by Squier. They are surrounded by exterior walls of adobes on foundations of stone and clay, five feet thick and thirty in height. One factory is 500 yards by 400.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
One corridor leads to a place where there was a furnace for metallurgic work, near a walled-up closet full of vessels and utensils of gold and silver.
There is a low, broad mound at a distance of a hundred yards from the palace, which has been excavated and proved to be a cemetery. There F 2 212 CHIMU FACTORIES were mummies in niches elaborately clothed and plumed, with gold and silver ornaments on the dresses of fine cotton cloth. The patterns, woven into the cloth and coloured, are birds stri...king the heads of lizards or seizing fish. In the centre there is a structure sixteen feet square and twelve high, with entrances at each end, leading to a space ten feet by five, with a series of platforms on either side.
Here, no doubt, the funeral rites were performed.
The two most remarkable structures among the ruins are called palaces by Bivero, and factories by Squier. They are surrounded by exterior walls of adobes on foundations of stone and clay, five feet thick and thirty in height. One factory is 500 yards by 400.
What to read after The Incas of Peru?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Markham, Clements R. (Clements Robert), Sir, 1830-1916 to read onlineMoreLess
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