tarpukario
Tarpukario is a term originating from the Quechua language, a group of indigenous languages spoken in the Andes region of South America. It is often translated to mean "stone house" or "stone dwelling." The term refers to ancient structures built by indigenous peoples in the Andean highlands, typically characterized by their construction from stone. These structures served various purposes, including housing, storage, and ceremonial sites.
The architecture of tarpukario varies depending on the specific region and the culture that built it. However,
The study of tarpukario provides valuable insights into the social organization, technological capabilities, and daily lives