k Ancient Peruvian carvings Ancient Peruvian carvings. Archaeologist cleaning basrelief carvings at a temple Huaca Gloria at the ChotunaChornancap archaeological site, in northern Peru. The temple was built by the Lambayeque people, also referred to as the Sican culture. These preInca people inhabited an area on the coastline of what is now northern Peru for several hundred years 750 to 1375. These carvings on part of a column represent fish. Photographed in 2009. Stock Photo - Afloimages
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Ancient Peruvian carvings Ancient Peruvian carvings. Archaeologist cleaning bas relief carvings at a temple Huaca Gloria at the Chotuna Chornancap archaeological site, in northern Peru. The temple was built by the Lambayeque people, also referred to as the Sican culture. These pre Inca people inhabited an area on the coastline of what is now northern Peru for several hundred years 750 to 1375 . These carvings on part of a column represent fish. Photographed in 2009.
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Ancient Peruvian carvings. Archaeologist cleaning bas-relief carvings at a temple (Huaca Gloria) at the Chotuna-Chornancap archaeological site, in northern Peru. The temple was built by the Lambayeque people, also referred to as the Sican culture. These pre-Inca people inhabited an area on the coastline of what is now northern Peru for several hundred years (750 to 1375). These carvings on part of a column represent fish. Photographed in 2009.

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