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Secrets of the Incas discloses new, astronomically significant
archaeological evidence discovered by two Peruvian brothers, Fernando
and Edgar Elorrieta, in the valley of the Urubamba river - the
so-called Sacred Valley of the Incas.

The Elorrietas revealed that, throughout the valley, there are
enormous animal effigies, made up of whole mountainsides. Some are
virtually natural; others have been created by the selective placement
of agricultural terraces. All the animals depicted - including the
toad, llama and condor - are also represented in the sky, in the Milky
Way, as Inca animal constellations. And it is just these animals, says
Dr Sullivan, whose antics in Inca myth encrypt the Inca knowledge of
precessional time.

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The Sacred Valley of the Incas, with locations of all the animal
effigies

CLICK TO VIEW CONDOR The condor was one of the Incas' 'black cloud'
constellations in the Milky Way. This effigy looms more than 300
metres (1,000 feet) above the valley floor and is more than half a
mile across. Looking as if the bird is just lifting off, its neck and
beak parts are made up of agricultural terracing. The condor, a
carrion eater, was thought by the Incas to carry off the souls of the
dead - and under the wings of this effigy are pre-Colombian graves.
Click to view condor

CLICK TO VIEW OLD CONDOR This effigy of an old condor, with its back
hunched, is just about to take off. Unlike the other condor effigy,
this one is completely natural, except perhaps for the eye. However,
it also has pre-Colombian graves beneath it.
Click to view old condor

CLICK TO VIEW LLAMA The llama's head and nose point to the left. Below
the head are the front legs. The large rock outcrop in the centre
represents the llama's fleece, and the hindquarters and hindlegs are
made up of the terraces on the right.
Click to view llama

TOAD EFFIGY This huge effigy of a toad is a completely natural
formation.

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