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Wat'a, Cusco
-13.3469° N, -72.2456° E
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Wat'a is an archaeological site located in the Cusco Region of Peru, specifically within the Anta Province, Huarocondo District. The site is notable for its division into five distinct sections, although specific structural or cultural features are not detailed in the provided text. One of its sections, Saksaywaman Pata, has been recognized as a National Cultural Heritage of Peru, indicating its cultural and historical significance. While the text does not provide detailed information about the specific archaeological features or periods represented at the site, the designation as a cultural heritage site suggests the presence of significant archaeological or historical elements. The site's context within the rich historical landscape of the Cusco region further underscores its potential importance in understanding the area's past civilizations.
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Saksaywaman Pata heritage designation
2003
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