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Is Machu Picchu's name wrong? Researchers say the city was Huayna Picchu - Vimarsana News

Is Machu Picchu's name wrong? Researchers say the city was Huayna Picchu

Researchers claim Machu Picchu has been referred to by the wrong name for more than 100 years, saying the Inca who built it likely called the city Huayna Picchu. Located in the Andes Mountains in Peru, the archaeological site was believed to have been an estate for royal Incas who lived in Cuzco.

Machu Picchu has been called the wrong name for over a century, study says - Vimarsana News

Machu Picchu has been called the wrong name for over a century, study says

For over 100 years, one of the most famous archaeological sites in the world, Machu Picchu, has been known by the wrong name, according to a report published in Nawpa Pacha: Journal of the Institute of Andean Studies.

Source: ctvnews.ca
Machu Picchu has been called the wrong name for over 100 years. Historians reveal its true name - Vimarsana News

Machu Picchu has been called the wrong name for over 100 years. Historians reveal its true name

By Megan Marples, CNN

Historians say explorers got it wrong: It's not Machu Picchu it's Huayna Picchu - Vimarsana News

Historians say explorers got it wrong: It's not Machu Picchu it's Huayna Picchu

A Peruvian historian and an American archeologist say the site's re-discoverer was given bad information when he arrived at the ancient Incan ruins — and we've all been going along with it.

Source: kclu.org
Historians say explorers got it wrong: It's not Machu Picchu, it's Huayna Picchu - Vimarsana News

Historians say explorers got it wrong: It's not Machu Picchu, it's Huayna Picchu

A Peruvian historian and an American archeologist say the site's re-discoverer was given bad information when he arrived at the ancient Incan ruins — and we've all been going along with it.

Source: weaa.org