The Boy Travellers in South America: Adventures of Two Youths in a Journey through Ecuador, Peru, Bolivia, Paraguay, Argentine Republic, and ChiliKnox, Thomas Wallace
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The Boy Travellers in South America: Adventures of Two Youths in a Journey through Ecuador, Peru, Bolivia, Paraguay, Argentine Republic, and Chili
Knox, Thomas Wallace
South America -- Description and travel -- Juvenile literature
On the Edge of the Desert 185
Indians of Arequipa 186
Arequipa, and the Volcano of Misti 187
The Old Way of Travel 189
View of Lake Titicaca 190
The Nevada de Sorata, Crown of the Andes 191
View on Lake Titicaca 193
Peruvian Heads, Ancient and Modern 194
Cathedral of Puno 195
Quichua Woman (from a photograph) 196
Coca Plant 197
Llama 199
Ancient Gateway near Puno 200
The Vicuna 201
Indians and Llama Among the Ruins 202
Cattle Feeding on Rushes, Lake Titicaca 203
Tortora Bridge Over the Outlet of Lake Titicaca 204
Head-dress of Aymara Women 205
Aymara Men, Puno 205
Aymara Woman, Puno 206
A Ride on a Balsa, Lake Titicaca 207
Closed Doorway, Titicaca Island 207
Palace of the Inca 208
Bath of the Inca 209
Room in the Inca's Palace 210
The Sacred Rock of Manco Capac 210
Ground-plan of "Palace of the Inca," Titicaca Island 211
Bridge and Custom-house at the Frontier 212
Ruins on Coati Island 213
Indians Celebrating the Chuno, or Potato Festival 214
Head-dress of Indian Female Dancers 215
Plan of Part of Ruins of Tiahuanaco 216
The American Stonehenge 216
Front View of Monolithic Doorway 217
Symbolical Slab 218
Terrace Walls and Scattered Blocks of Stone 219
Remains of Palace at Cuzco 220
Inca Doorway, Cuzco 221
Old Bridge at Cuzco 221
Court of Convent, with Ancient Fountain 222
Church and Convent of Santo Domingo, Cuzco 223
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