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2025-12-12
The Republican Settlements of El Brujo: Notes for the Recent History of Magdalena de Cao

The fall of the Spanish colonial government system in Peru, driven by the emancipatory movement between 1809 and 1825, achieved the independence of...

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2025-12-08
The Salinar on the North Coast of Peru

The transition between the end of Cupisnique society and the beginning of the Moche on the north coast is unclear. At the end of the Formative Peri...

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2025-12-01
Virú-Gallinazo at El Brujo

Traditionally, Virú-Gallinazo is known as an archaeological culture whose chronological location corresponds to the beginning of the Early Intermed...

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2025-11-24
The Cupisnique Era at El Brujo

Rafael Larco’s investigations (1941) in the Chicama Valley led to the identification of one of the earliest pre-Hispanic occupations in the L...

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2025-10-31
Cataloging at the El Brujo Archaeological Complex: How Heritage Documentation Enhances Public Access to Culture

Introduction: Why is documenting cultural heritage so important? Documenting archaeological assets is fundamental to caring for and managing our...

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2025-10-21
New Livestock Species During the Colonial Period at El Brujo

The Spanish conquest generated a deep socioeconomic transformation in the Americas, evidenced by the introduction of new animal and plant species. ...

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2025-10-06
Colonial Ceramics at El Brujo: Majolica, Porcelain, and Green Glazed Ware

Colonial ceramics in Peru represent a fascinating encounter between pre-Hispanic pottery traditions and the European techniques and influences intr...

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2025-08-25
Trades in Colonial Magdalena de Cao

Trades after the conquest responded to the economic needs of the time. These activities were carried out by men and women from different social gro...

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2025-07-25
Pre-Hispanic Construction Materials: Adobe at El Brujo

Adobe was the most widely used pre-Hispanic building material for the construction of huacas along Peru’s northern coast. Together with secon...

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