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The Tattoos of the Lady of Cao as a Mark of Elite Status: Moche Visual Language

10 Aug, 2026

A member of the Moche elite, the Lady of Cao was buried at Huaca Cao Viejo, within the El Brujo Archaeological Complex, ...

The 44 Nose Ornaments of the Lady of Cao at El Brujo (La Libertad, Peru): Emblems of Power and Moche Duality

15 May, 2026

In 2005, during excavations at Huaca Cao Viejo within the El Brujo Archaeological Complex, the funerary context of the L ...

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30 Jan, 2024

Pre-Columbian ancestral culture and art in Peru

From the depths of our history, the knowledge, material culture and ancestral art of pre-Columbian Peru connect us with a rich and diverse cultural...

Students

12 Jan, 2024

Moche or Mochica culture? Answering frequently asked questions

Peru is the cradle of an impressive accumulation of civilizations that have left great vestiges for posterity. One of these settled on the northern...

Visitors

11 Jan, 2024

Frequently Asked Questions about the El Brujo Archaeological Complex

The El Brujo Archaeological Complex contains very well-preserved Mochica archaeological sites on the northern coast of Peru. In this post, we wish ...

Community

11 Jan, 2024

El Brujo is looking for local and regional talent: Call for artists from La Libertad, the provinces of Trujillo, Ascope and surrounding areas

This year, El Brujo intends to transform Open Museums Sundays into a venue for the exhibition of the art of contemporary living culture, which is n...

Community

25 Jan, 2024

The important work of Archaeological Conservation in the El Brujo Archaeological Complex

In 1990, the Wiese Foundation signed its first agreement with the Ministry of Culture of Peru, marking the beginning of a crucial work in the resea...

Researchers

24 Nov, 2023

The Art Behind Amigurumi

The Art Behind Amigurumi By Katerine Albornoz Peruvian art can be understood from different angles. In this brief note, we will exp...

Researchers

23 Oct, 2023

Loom weaving, an ancestral technique.

By Katerine Albornoz Currently, we recognize as part of our historical-cultural legacy the economic activity known as Textile-Making There are dif...

Students

11 Oct, 2023

History of the Lady of Cao: A Summary for Children

In our Peru there are many interesting stories that are not part of tales or myths, but of the history of our country. In them we can learn about m...

Students

09 Oct, 2023

The Origin of the Mochica Culture: A Journey to Its Beginnings

The study of the origin of the Mochica culture, based on the research that has been carried out in the different archaeological complexes that test...

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