• Llullaillaco yooˌyīyäˈkō [key], extinct volcano, 22,057 ft (6,723 m) high, on the border of Chile and Argentina.
  • Two major geological stages can be highlighted in the history of the volcano: Llullaillaco I, the ancestral primary volcano, dates back to the Pleistocene.
  • In the same decade, in 1953, Llullaillaco was climbed for the first time and soon in this first ascent was registered the discovery of Inca artifacts.
  • Llullaillaco is an volcano near the city of Antofagasta. As far as we know the volcano only erupted one time, one time during the fall of the Inca Empire, death to a lot...
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  • The volcano is in the Chile-Argentina boder and is part, on the Chilean part, of the Llullaillaco National Park (Spanish: Parque Nacional Llullaillaco).
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  • 500 yıl önce kurban edilerek, Arjantin topraklarındaki bir yanardağın zirvesine gömülen Inka mumyalarının arasında 13 yaşındaki ‘Llullaillaco Maiden’, dört ya da...
  • 1 Top of the Llullaillaco volcano (Cima del volcán Llullaillaco). 2 Llullaillaco mummies (Momias del Llullaillaco). 2.1 Funerary trousseau (Ajuar funerario).
  • Llullaillaco (yōō´yīyä´kō), extinct volcano, 22,057 ft (6,723 m) high, on the border of Chile and Argentina. ... "Llullaillaco ." The Columbia Encyclopedia, 6th ed.. .