Kenko
Kenko is close to Cusco and practically part of the Sacsayhuaman archaeological parque. It has one big rock with a lot of structures made in it. Also there are some features inside this rock with altars, in a sort of cave. Spectaculary vitrifed stones can be observed here, with the moulded look and with a layer that can be observed clearly.
![Kenkovitrified01](http://www.ancient-mysteries-explained.com/image-files/xvitrified-rock-kenko01.jpg.pagespeed.ic.vanH6gtS4O.jpg)
Protected by a rock 'roof', much of the vitrified layer is still to be seen, as erosion had not much
chance.
![Kenkovitrified02](http://www.ancient-mysteries-explained.com/image-files/xvitrified-rock-kenko02.jpg.pagespeed.ic.gwLMFqxntl.jpg)
This rock or altar is spectaculary vitrified.
![Kenkovitried03](http://www.ancient-mysteries-explained.com/image-files/xvitrified-rock-kenko03.jpg.pagespeed.ic.TSHNvqx8ND.jpg)
The layer or thin film on the rock is clearly to be seen here, as an impact occurred and
destroyed the layer.
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