Cast, Not Carved · claim GEO-C547 · Observation rung · Site features and surface morphology
The chullpa towers at Sillustani (Peru) pair precision-fit external facades with piled-rubble-and-mortar cores visible inside ruined examples — consistent with the "precision stones" being a thin cast or plaster veneer over rubble.
source anchor
Fóti Ch 6, pp ~160–166
independence group: inca-veneer — related extractions in this group are not independent evidence
Evidence
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an honest empty state
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