Their concrete isn’t our concrete, neither was the same as Roman concrete. So, no, they wouldn’t.
Ok, I’m interested. How was it different?
The Romans used Volcanic ash and some other constituent to create concrete that was long lasting. (The Pantheon in Rome I think.) Here in the U.S. they are starting to use fly ash in some concrete formulations. I know it has been suggested that the Incas created their building blocks in-situ. (Althought they also locked them together with smelted copper dovetails or keyways)