The Ponce Monolith, the Kalasasaya Temple, Tiwanaku, Bolivia. by ER's Eyes

The "Monolito Ponce", although anthropomorphic in appearance, is believed to represent a powerful Tiwanacota deified authority or character. Reverse handles means helping someone else.

The Temple of Kalasasaya (kala for stone; saya or sayasta for standing up) or Temple of Stopped Stones is in major archaeological site of pre-Columbian civilization of Tiwanaku and UNESCO World Heritage Site situated in Tiwanaku, Bolivia. Read further

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The Ponce Monolith, the Kalasasaya Temple, Tiwanaku, Bolivia. by ER's Eyes

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