On our first weekend trip, we made a stop at Sacsayhuamán,
a fortress located on the outskirts of Cuzco. I was most impressed by the Incan
architecture and engineering shown in Sacsayhuamán. The fortress is made up of large,
perfectly smooth stones that fit carefully and tightly together. Without the use of advanced technology, including the wheel, the
Incas were able to bring the giant rocks to this area and carve them. Using
logs, the rocks were rolled up to their final location, and were meticulously
shaped using stone tools. The precise and innovative engineering methods used
by the Incas are extraordinary.
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