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This specific wall in Cusco, Peru forces a direct comparison between two vastly different eras of construction. Perfectly fitted Inca blocks engineered without a drop of mortar sit at the base, casually supporting the weight of much rougher Spanish colonial additions. It makes you scrutinize the masonry and wonder... show more

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