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Molloko
-16.0080° N, -69.7720° E
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Molloko is an archaeological site located in the Puno Region of Peru, specifically in the Acora District of Puno Province. Positioned approximately 5 kilometers south of the town of Acora, near the village of Molloco, this site has been recognized as a National Cultural Heritage by Peru's National Institute of Culture. Derived from the Aymara language, 'Molloko' may refer to 'round' or 'swirl', suggesting a connection to the natural landscape or local cultural practices. Despite its designation, the available documentation does not provide detailed information about specific archaeological features, periods, or historical events associated with the site. As such, it remains a significant yet enigmatic location within Peru’s archaeological heritage, inviting further exploration and study to uncover its historical context and contributions.
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