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2022-08-19
Territory and Indigenous society in the Chicama Valley in the 16th century

By: Jose Ismael Alva Ch. Resident Archaeologist at the El Brujo Archaeological Complex The Spanish invasion cause great changes in the social and...

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2022-06-06
The Inca Empire and the Chicama Valley

Jose Ismael Alva Ch. Resident Archaeologist at the El Brujo Archaeological Complex During the second half of the 15th century, a powerful empire ...

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2022-05-03
The Chimú lordship and its presence in the Chicama Valley

By: Jose Ismael Alva Ch. Resident Archaeologist at the El Brujo Archaeological Complex  “Some Indians say that in ancient times, befor...

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2022-04-13
A different world. The Chicama Valley in the context of the first human communities 15,000 years ago.

Augusto Bazán Pérez Wiese Foundation | El Brujo Archaeological Complex Director of Investigations The Central Andean territory, which is in larg...

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2022-03-23
How are the cultures in ancient Peru recognized? Estimation of social groups, territory, and time in archaeology

By Augusto Bazán Pérez Wiese Foundation | El Brujo Archaeological Complex Director of Investigation What do we call “cultures” in an...

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2022-02-23
The Chicama Valley

By Augusto Bazán Pérez The Chicama Valley is one of the main valleys of the Peruvian coast. It is traditionally associated with the cultivation of...

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2022-01-25
Indigenous territory and society in the Chicama Valley in the 16th century

By: Jose Ismael Alva Ch. Resident Archaeologist at the El Brujo Archaeological Complex The Spanish invasion provoked profound changes in the soci...

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2021-08-18
The Lambayeque People: Mythological origins and society

Jose Ismael Alva Ch. Resident Archaeologist The El Brujo Archaeological Complex, located in the lower valley of the Chicama River, was the scene ...

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2021-05-20
The offerings in the tomb of the Lady of Cao

By Jose Ismael Alva Ch. Throughout human history, the treatment of the dead has been one of the most recurrent social behaviors. The dead always de...

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