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Quebrada del Oso: a Chimú agricultural production centre in the Chicama Valley, north coast of Perú

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By Carito Tavera-Medina, Henry Tantaleán, Charles Stanish, Juan Quispe-Baquedano
| Cambridge University Press & Assessment
Introduction The Chimú polity, active between AD 900 and 1470 on Peru’s northern coast, was one of the last major pre-Inca polities. Current models of research agree that the Chimú polity was a centralised state and possibly even an empire (Moseley & Day Reference Moseley and Day1982; Moore & Mackey Reference Moore, Mackey, Silverman and Isbell2008).
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A centuries-old grid of holes in the Andes may have been a ‘spreadsheet’ for accounting and exchange

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By Jacob L. Bongers, Charles Stanish
| The Conversation Verified
In 1931, geologist Robert Shippee and US Navy Lieutenant George R. Johnson led one of the first aerial photography expeditions in South America. They captured stunning photographs of landscapes across the Andes, including some peculiar “pockmarks” in the Pisco Valley of southern Peru. These “pockmarks” make up the mysterious archaeological site of Monte Sierpe.
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A centuries-old grid of holes in the Andes may have been a ‘spreadsheet’ for accounting and exchange

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By Jacob L. Bongers, Charles Stanish
| Yahoo Lifestyle Australia Verified
An aerial photo of Monte Sierpe, facing northeast. Jacob L Bongers In 1931, geologist Robert Shippee and US Navy Lieutenant George R. Johnson led one of the first aerial photography expeditions in South America. They captured stunning photographs of landscapes across the Andes, including some peculiar “pockmarks” in the Pisco Valley of southern Peru. These “pockmarks” make up the mysterious archaeological site of Monte Sierpe.
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