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Las Haldas

archaeological site, Peru
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  • Mesoamerican civilization
    pre-Columbian civilizations
    / The Initial Period

    Las Haldas has a platform and three plazas; two smaller similar sites are also known. The old centers at El Paraíso and Río Seco had been abandoned, but, in the highlands, Kotosh continued to be occupied. Any constructions at Yarinacocha in a wet, stoneless area…

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    Las Haldas has a platform and three plazas; two smaller similar sites are also known. The old centers at El Paraíso and Río Seco had been abandoned, but, in the highlands, Kotosh continued to be occupied. Any constructions at Yarinacocha in a wet, stoneless area…

    Read More