Macro towers

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Macro towers are a significant archaeological complex of stone-built structures associated with Peru’s ancient Chachapoya culture in the cloud forests of the Andes.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf archaeological site
stone-built architectural complex
architecturalForm tower-like structures
associatedWithCulture Chachapoya culture NERFINISHED
constructionTechnique masonry with fitted stone blocks
continent South America
country Peru
culturalPeriod pre-Columbian
discoveredBy archaeologists studying Chachapoya sites
environment cloud forests of the Andes
hasArchaeologicalRemains domestic or ceremonial structures
stone-built towers
heritageType archaeological heritage
locatedIn Amazonas Region, Peru NERFINISHED
Andes
Peru NERFINISHED
cloud forest environment
materialUsed stone
partOf Chachapoya archaeological landscape NERFINISHED
regionOfArchaeology Northern Andes NERFINISHED
relatedTo Chachapoya funerary and defensive architecture NERFINISHED
researchField Andean archaeology NERFINISHED
significance important site for understanding Chachapoya architecture
terrain steep Andean slopes
usedInPeriod pre-Hispanic era

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Chachapoya culture majorSite Macro towers