Monte Sierpe is made up of around 5,200 shallow pits, measuring 1 to 2 m (3 to 6.5 ft) wide and 0.5 to 1 m (1.5 to 3 ft) deep, arranged into neat blocks along a narrow ridge. Each pit is roughly the size of a small storage cavity, and while the band appears continuous when sighted from a distance, closer inspection reveals that it is broken into sections, separated by gaps that allow foot traffic across the mountain. What's more, rows of holes consistently repeat the same pattern, sometimes alternating between specific numbers. Some sections contain long stretches of identical rows, while others show repeating alternations. The structure, the team argues, resembles khipus – except on at a large scale, and built into earth and stone.
All it takes is one step to feel the transformative power of running. If every girl takes that first step, she is one step closer to taking charge of how far she can go.
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