On the astronomical content of the sacred landscape of Cusco in Inka times
Giulio Magli

TL;DR
This paper explores the intricate relationship between religion and astronomy in the sacred landscape of Cusco during Inka times, offering new interpretations of their interconnected cosmography.
Contribution
It introduces previously unnoticed interpretations of the astronomical and religious connections in Cusco's sacred landscape during the Inka period.
Findings
New insights into the cosmographic layout of Cusco
Proposed interpretations of astronomical alignments
Enhanced understanding of Inka religious practices
Abstract
The sacred landscape of the Inka capital Cusco was conceived in accordance with a complex cosmographic view in which religion and astronomy were intimately connected. Some previously unnoticed possibilities in interpreting these connections are proposed.
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Taxonomy
TopicsLatin American history and culture
