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Cerro Sechin Temple Sector 123

Initial Period (1800-800 BCE)·Casma-Sechin·🇵🇪 Ancash, Peru

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About Cerro Sechin Temple Sector 123

Cerro Sechin Temple Sector 123 in Ancash, Peru is a Initial Period (1800-800 BCE) temple-complex.

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Why it mattersKey Casma-Sechin temple-complex.

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Mysteries & theories

Mysteries

  1. 01Chronology

Theories

  1. 01Ritual model

Theories are interpretations, not findings. The seal above tells you how much scholarly weight the place carries.

History

How it came to be

Built
c. 3419 BCE
Period
Initial Period (1800-800 BCE)
Culture
Casma-Sechin
Purpose
Settlement
Rediscovered
1942
Excavation
Partially excavated
  1. Initial Period (1800-800 BCE)

    Initial construction

On the ground

Structures & features

9.4758° S · 78.2595° W · 1331 m · 4 mapped features

  • Cerro Sechin Temple Sector 123 — Principal Feature

    structure

    Cerro Sechin Temple Sector 123 at Cerro Sechin Temple Sector 123

    9.4776° S · 78.2584° W
  • Cerro Sechin Temple Sector 123 — Ancillary Complex

    complex

    Cerro Sechin Temple Sector 123 at Cerro Sechin Temple Sector 123

    9.4764° S · 78.2579° W
  • Cerro Sechin Temple Sector 123 — Outlier Feature

    outlier

    Cerro Sechin Temple Sector 123 at Cerro Sechin Temple Sector 123

    9.4777° S · 78.2576° W
  • Cerro Sechin Temple Sector 123 — Reservoir/Cistern

    hydraulic

    Cerro Sechin Temple Sector 123 at Cerro Sechin Temple Sector 123

    9.4753° S · 78.2593° W

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