Thursday, 11 March 2010

Monuments of the Incas

by Dr John Hemming

Thursday, 11 March 2010
6.30 pm.

Instituto Cervantes
102 Eaton Square, London SW1
(entrance on Belgrave Place)

John Hemming describes thrilling recent research about the Incas’ architectural legacy. More has been learned about how the Incas quarried, transported and cut their incomparable stonework. There have been new interpretations of the function of these buildings – as royal estates, administrative centres, astronomical observations or shrines related to natural phenomena. And there have been fine discoveries, excavations and restorations of these beautiful sites.

£7 members – £9 non-members (to include light refreshments)
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