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 significance of the depressions found at Moray?

Describe the possible purpose of Moray as an agricultural experiment station.

How did the heavy rainfall in 2009-2010 affect the Moray site?

What measures were taken to prevent further collapse of the Moray site?

What challenges are faced in the restoration of Moray?