Why Is Machu Picchu of Great Archaeological Importance

question 82

Multiple Choice

Why is Machu Picchu of great archaeological importance?

• A) It was undisturbed since Inka times.
• B) It was the most excavated site following its discovery in the late 1800s.
• C) Its extensive written records detailed the city's history as a private compound for the Inka.
• D) The history of its conquest detailed its importance to the Inka.

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