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A small area perhaps with a great contribution in the cultural field of Peru (a river valley that comes from the Andes to the coast), perhaps dating back to 1050 BC C., with several cultures out of the valley, or call the cultural changes and 600 AD, and beyond (he spent some time in this area, like me, in most if not all, areas I write).
From a period of agriculture (1050 BC), wine, textiles and ceramics, and of course shopping decisions.
Maize (maize) appeared on the north coast with the Chavin (eg as in the south of Trujillo), but we in the Viru Valley Salinar culture that led to the Moses, you can see remains of the archaeological site of Chan Chan, among others (Chan Chan, it's worth the visit and the people are friendly and the place is huge).
The detailed ceramic cultural inhabitants Viru Valley, especially its soldiers, are quite impressive.
The Viru Valley is perhaps the most old, where researchers have continued to study in Peru, worldwide. Sipan, dating from 200-250 AD, when the comparison is far from civilization oldest in the area, although the most famous, with its treasures of gold to adorn the eye, and mystic black pottery, to make a spell.
The cultures Viru, are the oldest and most interesting and worth to the naked eye; Dona't let all archaeologists have all the fun. Machu Picchu is not the only place worth already in Peru, perhaps the most popular now. (Written in Lima, Peru 1/19/2007Â-dlsiluk)) Article))
See Dennis' web site: http://dennissiluk.tripod.com
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Turn Right at Machu Picchu: Rediscovering the Lost City One Step at a Time $6.33 What happens when an adventure travel expert-who's never actually done anything adventurous-tries to re-create the original expedition to Machu Picchu? July 24, 1911, was a day for the history books. For on that rainy morning, the young Yale professor Hiram Bingham III climbed into the Andes Mountains of Peru and encountered an ancient city in the clouds: the now famous citadel of Machu Picchu. N... |
