| gptkbp:instanceOf | gptkb:artifacts gptkb:pre-Columbian_civilization
 
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                                | gptkbp:associatedWith | gptkb:Andean_highlands gptkb:Lake_Titicaca
 megalithic construction
 ritual pilgrimage
 
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                                | gptkbp:centeredIn | gptkb:Tiwanaku_(archaeological_site) 
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                                | gptkbp:declinedAfter | climate change internal social unrest
 
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                                | gptkbp:economy | long-distance trade camelid herding
 raised field agriculture
 
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                                | gptkbp:excavatedBy | gptkb:Arthur_Posnansky 
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                                | gptkbp:expansion | gptkb:Lake_Titicaca_basin gptkb:northern_Chile
 gptkb:northwestern_Argentina
 southern Peru
 
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                                | gptkbp:firstExcavatedIn | early 20th century 
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                                | gptkbp:flourishedDuring | c. 500–1000 CE 
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                                | gptkbp:governmentType | gptkb:theocratic_state 
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                                | gptkbp:influenced | gptkb:Inca_civilization gptkb:Wari_culture
 
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                                | gptkbp:knownFor | monumental architecture stonework
 agricultural innovations
 
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                                | gptkbp:languageSpoken | gptkb:Puquina gptkb:Aymara
 
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                                | gptkbp:locatedIn | Andean region 
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                                | gptkbp:locatedInPresentDay | gptkb:Bolivia 
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                                | gptkbp:majorSite | gptkb:Akapana_pyramid gptkb:Kalasasaya_temple
 gptkb:Pumapunku
 gptkb:Semi-Subterranean_Temple
 
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                                | gptkbp:notableLeader | unknown (no written records) 
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                                | gptkbp:notablePlace | gptkb:Bennett_Monolith gptkb:Gateway_of_the_Sun
 
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                                | gptkbp:populationPeak | 20,000–40,000 
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                                | gptkbp:precededBy | gptkb:Pukara_culture 
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                                | gptkbp:religion | gptkb:Andean_religion 
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                                | gptkbp:style | gptkb:ceramics textiles
 iconic stone sculpture
 
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                                | gptkbp:successor | gptkb:Inca_Empire 
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                                | gptkbp:UNESCOWorldHeritageSite | gptkb:Tiwanaku_(archaeological_site) 
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                                | gptkbp:writingSystem | none known 
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                                | gptkbp:bfsParent | gptkb:Tiwanaku_culture 
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                                | gptkbp:bfsLayer | 7 
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                                | https://www.w3.org/2000/01/rdf-schema#label | Tiwanaku polity 
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