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Pyramids tagged “lima province”

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🇵🇪 Peru · Pyramid

Garagay — Central Pyramid (Early Formative)

Initial Period to Early Horizon, c.1400–850 BCE (peak 1200–900 BCE) · Manchay / Chavín (Early Formative)

Central pyramid at Garagay (c.1400–850 BCE, Initial/Formative Manchay/Chavín), 250 × 200 m base area (3 pyramids: Central 28 m high, north and south arms), U-shaped with atrium.

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🇵🇪 Peru · Pyramid

Huaca La Florida — Rímac Valley Initial Period Pyramid

Initial Period, c.1700–1200 BCE · Manchay (Lima Initial Period, Casma–Rímac tradition)

Huaca La Florida — largest remaining Initial Period pyramid in the Rímac valley (c.1700–1200 BCE), 213 × 65 m base, 17 m high, U-shaped with central stair and circular sunken court.