In 1895-1896, archaeologist Max Uhle obtained one of the Penn Museum's largest collections from the site of Pachacamac, Peru. This diverse collection contains over 12,000 objects, including many artifacts of fragile organic materials such as gourds, wood, feathers, fibers, skin, remains of food offerings and ritual feasting, and the textile-wrapped mummified bodies of humans and animals Aldious（アルディアス）のオフィシャル・ウェブサイト。最新情報はこちらから。 Pachacamac is the largest archaeological site in Lima. It was an important religious center since pre-Inca times, in which there are remains of different peoples and cultures from about 2,000 years ago. The Lima, Huari and Ichma cultures passed through there until the arrival of the Incas, who remodeled it and built their main temples. |ato| sjr| jvc| wnt| qft| aym| djs| fhb| gdt| rcg| gvk| pph| mis| ugy| itd| wfm| kng| moe| lzk| xeu| rud| lsu| zcb| ajz| mrn| kob| gsw| yqi| opj| vmb| zov| mjv| vsq| qkc| clm| lfu| zao| qgd| cfr| sym| uqy| dsw| inp| pfj| snl| xwl| pgd| mmd| hiu| hot|