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In Toro Muerto, Arequipa, carvings reveal the past
Toro Muerto, one of the most notable repositories of petroglyphs in the world, is hidden in a ravine just 160 kilometers northwest of the city of Arequipa, heading toward Cotahuasi.
Petroglyphs are carvings on rock made by the hand of man and were a form of communication through symbols, prior to the invention of writing.
Petroglyphs have been dated to 10,000 BC, and can still be found in contemporary locations.
I was on my way to another destination, but was drawn in as if by a magnetic force. I decided to park the 4x4 truck in the front of the site museum. With camera in hand, notebook, water bottle and a hat as protection, I started to walk up hill.
The museum offers very little information, so I head into the field and have a very close look at the petroglyphs.
The vast and arid valley of Toro Muerto was covered that day by a very clear blue sky- very good for photo enthusiasts, very promising, with no shadows, no exaggerated glare, thereby, ensuring the registration of good images.
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