Espíritu Pampa

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Espíritu Pampa is a remote Inca archaeological site in Peru, often associated with the last stronghold of the Inca resistance against Spanish conquest.

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Espíritu Pampa canonical 2

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Inca site
archaeological site
accessDifficulty remote and hard to access
alsoKnownAs Old Vilcabamba
Vilcabamba la Vieja
linked to: Old Vilcabamba
associatedWith Inca resistance to Spanish conquest
Manco Inca Yupanqui
Neo-Inca State
Túpac Amaru I
linked to: Túpac Amaru

last Inca stronghold
country Peru
culture Inca
linked to: Inca people
discoveredBy Hiram Bingham III
linked to: Hiram Bingham
discoveryYear 1911
environment remote valley
tropical forest
eraOfOccupation Colonial contact period
Late Horizon
furtherExploredBy Gene Savoy
Peruvian archaeologists
hasArchaeologicalRemains agricultural fields
ceremonial platforms
residential structures
stone terraces
hasFeature Inca roads
linked to: Inca road network

defensive location
stone masonry
hasMaterialEvidenceOf Inca agriculture
Inca religious practices
Inca urban planning
heritage Inca civilization
linked to: Inca Empire
historicalRole refuge of the last Incas
languageOfToponym Spanish
linkedToEvent Spanish conquest of Peru
fall of the Neo-Inca State
locatedIn Cusco Region
La Convención Province
Peruvian Amazon fringe
linked to: Peruvian Amazon

Vilcabamba area
nameMeaning Spirit Plain
partOf Vilcabamba region of resistance
protectedBy Peruvian state
reachableFrom Cusco
regionType Andean-Amazonian transition zone
timePeriod 16th century
tourismType adventure tourism
cultural tourism

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Vilcabamba archaeologicalSite Espíritu Pampa