Fragments of pottery from the Chiripa, Tiahuanaco, Collao and Inca culture have been found at Inti Uyo. The site was discovered in 1968 from information provided by a school student. Excavations followed, but the site has lost some of its ancient artworks as they were destroyed in renovations for the Festival of Pachacutec. The site is now used to celebrate the Aymara New Year on the 21st of June.
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