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Partially excavated places tagged “lima culture”

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Pyramids5 Temple complexes2 Archaeological wonders1 Earthworks1 Huacas1

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lima culture5 rimac2 adobe1 adobe library1 adobito1 cajamarquilla1 earthquake1 jicamarca

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san juan de lurigancho1

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🇵🇪 Peru · Archaeological wonder

Cajamarquilla Pyramids

Early Intermediate Lima to Middle Horizon Wari 1–800 CE · Lima culture (later Wari influence)

167-ha tapia pyramid city, 1st–8th century CE Lima culture metropolis.

🇵🇪 Peru · Pyramid

Mangomarca

Late Intermediate (c.1200–1470 CE) – Lima and Ychsma-Chancay · Lima – Wari – Ychsma – Chancay

Mangomarca is a compound adobe pyramid-temple complex terraced on the right-bank terrace of the lower Rímac at San Juan de Lurigancho, Lima.