LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS VOL. II |
B. Leguia, the President of the Peruvian Republic | 426 | | The American Observatory, Arequipa, and Mount Misti, Peru | 428 | | On the Peruvian Corporation Railway on the way to Cuzco | 428 | | A Beautiful Example of Ancient Spanish Wood-carving, Peru | 432 | | Wonderful Example of Old Spanish Wood-Carving, Peru | 434 | | On the way to Cuzco: Railway Bridge partly carried away by Swollen River | 436 | | Great Sand Dunes along the Peruvian Corporation Railway to Cuzco | 438 | | Inca Bath or Fountain | 438 | | Cuzco: Llamas in Foreground | 440 | | A Famous Inca Wall, Cuzco. (The various Rocks fit so Perfectly that no mortar was used to keep them in Place) | 442 | | Inca Three-Walled Fortress of Sacsayhuaman, Cuzco | 444 | | The Inca Temple of the Sun, with Spanish Superstructure | 446 | | Inca Doorway, Cuzco | 446 | | Inca Steps carved in a Dome of Rock, Cuzco. (Fortress noticeable in the Distance) | 448 | | The "Round Table" of the Incas | 452 | | Entrance to Inca Subterranean Passages | 452 | | Inca Place of Amusement: a Toboggan Slide of Rock | 454 | | An Inca Grave, Bolivia | 454 | | Inca Remains near Cuzco | 456 | | Where a Stone Fight took place in the Inca Country. (Notice the Innumerable Rocks which have been thrown down the Hill from the High Inca Structure) | 458 | | Entrance to Inca Subterranean Passages | 458 | | The Great Inca Ruins of Viraccocha, in Tinta (Cuzco) | 460 | | Inca Pottery, Weapons and Ornaments of Gold and Copper | 464 | | Inca Towers of Sillistayni, PuÑo (Lake Titicaca) | 468 | | An Inca Statue, Bolivia | 468 | | Lake Titicaca | 470 | | Guaqui, the Port for La Paz on Lake Titicaca | 470 | | On the Andes | 474 | | Llamas in Bolivia | 476 | | Borax Deposits, Bolivia | 476 |
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