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Tourists visiting the "lizard chullpa", a cut stone Inca period chullpa / funerary tower, Sillustani, Peru
The "lizard chullpa" gets its name from the lizard carved on the surface of one of its blocks. It is one of the largest chullpas at Sillustani, measuring just over 12m / 39ft high and 7m / 23ft in diameter.
Photograph ID: Sillustani2014D18
Author: Photographer: James Brunker
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