01 January 1988 10 mins
In the plains of the Azángaro province, on the Peruvian altiplano, one can observe the traces of a very ancient and complex technique. These are the Q’ochas; from natural depressions, a complex and intricate system of canals and dikes is constructed, creating agricultural conditions in this inhospitable region.
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