K’alla Q’asa fortress area

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K’alla Q’asa fortress area is a defensive hilltop sector of the Pisac archaeological complex in Peru, known for its strategic location and Inca military architecture.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Inca archaeological site sector
fortified hilltop area
accessFrom Pisac archaeological site main entrance
architecturalStyle Inca people
surface form: Inca
associatedWith Inca Empire
Inca causeways
surface form: Inca road network near Pisac
country Peru
culturalPeriod Late Horizon
elevationRelativeTo higher than agricultural terraces of Pisac
hasFeature defensive outworks
defensive walls
lookout points
narrow access paths
overlook of surrounding valleys
steep slopes
stepped terraces used as defensive obstacles
stone terraces
hasFunction military defense
surveillance and control of surrounding territory
hasView Urubamba
surface form: Urubamba River valley
heritageCulture Inca Empire
surface form: Inca civilization
knownFor Inca military architecture
defensive hilltop position
strategic control of the Urubamba Valley approaches
locatedIn Cusco Region
Peru
Sacred Valley
surface form: Sacred Valley of the Incas
material finely cut stone
local masonry stone
nameLanguage Quechua
overlooks Pisac
surface form: Pisac town

Sacred Valley
partOf Pisac archaeological site
surface form: Pisac archaeological complex

defensive system of Pisac
tourist circuit of Pisac
regionType Andean highlands
tourismAttraction yes
usedFor protection of approaches to Cusco

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Pisac archaeological site hasSection K’alla Q’asa fortress area