Peru, Moray Archaeological site

Moray is an archaeological site in Peru, known for its unique Inca ruins with circular depressions. These structures may have been used for agricultural experiments due to their temperature variations. In 2009-2010, heavy rainfall damaged the site, leading to restoration efforts hindered by funding issues. The site remains a significant tourist attraction but is at risk of further degradation.

What is the primary feature of the Moray archaeological site?

• An ancient fortress

• Several terra-circular depressions

• A series of caves

• A large pyramid

What was the speculated purpose of the temperature differences in Moray's depressions?

• To create a natural amphitheater

• To study the effects of different climatic conditions on crops

• To serve as a burial ground

• To store water for irrigation

What caused the damage to Moray during the rainy season of 2009-2010?

• An earthquake

• High levels of precipitation

• A volcanic eruption

• A landslide

What temporary measure was taken to prevent further collapse of Moray?

• A stone wall was built

• A drainage system was added

• A temporary wooden support structure was erected

• A metal fence was installed

What are the main challenges faced in the repair work at Moray?

• Political instability

• Lack of funds and continuous rainfall

• Shortage of construction materials

• Lack of skilled labor