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Adventure
Stamps
Founded
Sun-Given
Civilization
OECOND highest plateau In
the world is that in the up
per reaches of Peru's an
clent Andet. Its central
sweflp Is from 11,000, to 15,000
feet. Only in Tibet it there" a
parallel. Here by turns It is ex
cessively cold at night, burning
hot by day.
And In this" country of rigors
the fascinating Incas once
flourished. Legend records that
the Sun and his Moon wife, hav
ing pity on the misguided bar
barism of the country, one day
dispatched their son and daugh
ter to found a government which
6hould teach the" benefits of
civilization1. So Manco Capac
and Mama Olio Huaco, carrying
With them the golden wedge,
founded hplyOucpt the seat of
a new sun-given civilization.
Ipp
That empire grew at if by
magic. In the 400 yeart of Its
existence It was extended to em
brace millions of square miles. It
attained a high culture. And
then In 1 532 It was destroyed by
Plzarro and his adventurous
conquistadors. But not before
the Inca leaders had ordered
that a wealth of jewels and gold
be hidden in their holy caverns.
The end of one of these
caverns, Chlncana, In Cuzco,
has never been discovered. In
it are supposedly hidden great
portions of the Inca treasure.
But the cavern is so complicated
and so numerous are its' pas
sages that its secret is still un
known. Many have entered it
but few have returned. An 1896
Peruvian stamp pictures Manco
Capac, first Inca emperor.