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Country	Region	City Town	Site OR Event	Description	Year Taken
Peru		Lima	Museums	Chancay pot with flatfish.	1995
Peru		Lima	Museums	Figure holding mace (Chancay).	1995
Peru		Lima	Museums	Late Chancay ceramic influenced by Huari-Inca.	1995
Peru		Lima	Museums	Ritual mask bowl from the Paracas (400 BCE to 200 BCE).	1995
Peru		Lima	Museums	Paracas bowl with Spider. The Paracas ruled the coastal deserts South of Lima.	1995
Peru		Lima	Museums	Pot with face of a bird (Paracas).	1995
Peru		Lima	Museums	Planaria bowl (Paracas).	1995
Peru		Lima	Museums	Seal (Paracas).	1995
Peru		Lima	Museums	Puma (Paracas).	1995
Peru		Lima	Museums	Poncho with figures (Paracas).	1995
Peru		Lima	Museums	Paracas textile with lizard patterns that would influence the later Nazca.	1995
Peru		Lima	Museums	The Nazca followed the Paracas and ruled the coastal deserts between 200 BCE and 800. Nazca ceramics were painted with styalised plant forms like these.	1995
Peru		Lima	Museums	Styalised animal and bird forms used by the Nazca on their ceramics.	1995
Peru		Lima	Museums	Ceramic brightly coloured bird from the Nazca (200 BCE to 800).	1995
Peru		Lima	Museums	Nazca vessel with lizards.	1995
Peru		Lima	Museums	Ceramic painted with battle scene, Nazca.	1995
Peru		Lima	Museums	Basket of onions ceramic from the Nazca period.	1995
Peru		Lima	Museums	Nazca ceramic vegetable.	1995
Peru		Lima	Museums	Nazca ceramic of a turbaned face.	1995
Peru		Lima	Museums	Bird on a pot (Nazca).	1995
Peru		Lima	Museums	Flora and fauna pot (Nazca).	1995
Peru		Lima	Museums	Crayfish (Nazca).	1995
Peru		Lima	Museums	Pot with vaginas (Nazca).	1995
Peru		Lima	Museums	Ceramic Nazca whistles.	1995
Peru		Lima	Museums	Painted ceramic of a musician (Nazca).	1995
Peru		Lima	Museums	Musician playing pan pipes (Nazca).	1995
Peru		Lima	Museums	Figures with dogs (Nazca).	1995
Peru		Lima	Museums	Flat headed figure (Nazca).	1995
Peru		Lima	Museums	Lizard (Nazca).	1995
Peru		Lima	Museums	Upright fish with human faces (Nazca).	1995
Peru		Lima	Museums	Bearded face (Nazca).	1995
Peru		Lima	Museums	Carved arrow head (Nazca).	1995
Peru		Lima	Museums	The styalised picture forms were used in the Nazca Lines. The largest was Alcatraz (lower left) which was 285m long.	1995
Peru		Lima	Museums	Nazca gold necklace.	1995
Peru		Lima	Museums	Naza mummy head with its cloth.	1995
Peru		Lima	Museums	The Huari ruled the Andean valleys from 500 to 1100.	1995
Peru		Lima	Museums	Painting of a priest (Huari).	1995
Peru		Lima	Museums	Huari face.	1995
Peru		Lima	Museums	Large Huari pot with a face on top.	1995
Peru		Lima	Museums	Painted Huari bowl.	1995
Peru		Lima	Museums	Huari crayfish ceramic.	1995
Peru		Lima	Museums	Animal with human head with monkeys for ears (Huari).	1995
Peru		Lima	Museums	Figures holding hands in a bowl (Huari).	1995
Peru		Lima	Museums	Huari carpet weaving with deities.	1995
Peru		Lima	Museums	Ear ornaments (Huari).	1995
Peru		Lima	Museums	Bowl with a spider, Cajamarca (c 5th century).	1995
Peru		Lima	Museums	The Cajamarca were based in the Northern Peruvian Andes.	1995
Peru		Lima	Museums	Fat person with load (Karwas culture).	1995
Peru		Lima	Museums	Karwas ceramic with owl.	1995
Peru		Lima	Museums	Figure of a scribe from the Andean Recuay civilisation (100 to 500).	1995
Peru		Lima	Museums	Figure with cats (Recuay).	1995
Peru		Lima	Museums	Two figures, one partially hidden (Recuay).	1995
Peru		Lima	Museums	Recuay ceramic with a priest.	1995
Peru		Lima	Museums	Horned animal (Recuay).	1995
Peru		Lima	Museums	Seated warrior (Recuay).	1995
Peru		Lima	Museums	Owl (Recuay).	1995
Peru		Lima	Museums	Recuay ceramic of a figure contemplating.	1995
Peru		Lima	Museums	Ceramics from the Pacopampa (400 BCE - 200 BCE).	1995
Peru		Lima	Museums	Pacopampa carved steles. The Papopampa ruled the Andean areas North of Lima.	1995
Peru		Lima	Museums	Claw with torquoise (Pacopampa).	1995
Peru		Lima	Museums	Vicus ceramic with a human figure.	1995
Peru		Lima	Museums	Male figure from the Salina (North Peru).	1995
Peru		Lima	Museums	The Salina flourished between 400 BCE and 200 BCE.	1995
Peru		Lima	Museums	Ceramic from the Santa civilisation, one of the less well known of Peru's cultures.	1995
Peru		Lima	Museums	Animal figure from the Viru culture (200 BCE to 400).	1995
Peru		Lima	Museums	Viru ceramic showing a bowl with guinea pig, an Andean delicacy.	1995
Peru		Lima	Museums	Man with animal. The Viru lived in North Peru.	1995
Peru		Lima	Museums	Man with bowl (Viru).	1995
Peru		Lima	Museums	Stone monolith from Kuntne Wasi, an ancient city in Northern Peru.	1995
Peru		Lima	Museums	Bowl with turtle from the Northern Ancon cilivilisation.	1995
Peru		Lima	Museums	Chincha (12th century) wooden totem pole.	1995
Peru		Lima	Museums	Bowl with cat (Chincha).	1995
Peru		Lima	Museums	Stone carving from the ancient Aspero culture (2500 BCE to 2000 BCE).	1995
Peru		Lima	Museums	The Incas ruled from the Southern Andes from 1450 to 1530. The first Inca king was Manco Capac (c1200).	1995
Peru		Lima	Museums	Portraits of the Incas were created by the Spanish. This is Sinchu Roca (c1230).	1995
Peru		Lima	Museums	Lleque Yupanqui (the third Inca king, 1260 - 1290).	1995
Peru		Lima	Museums	Huayana Capac (1493 - 1547). When the Spanish arrived in South America, the Incas had one of the largest empires in the Americas.	1995
Peru		Lima	Museums	The penultimate Inca Emperor, Huascar (1527 - 1532).	1995
Peru		Lima	Museums	Poster showing the final Inca ruler, Atahualpa (1532 - 1533) being executed by the Spanish.	1995
Peru		Lima	Museums	Inca ceramic with a crayfish.	1995
Peru		Lima	Museums	Inca vessel for drinking chicha (a local alcoholic drink).	1995
Peru		Lima	Museums	Pot with crocodile (Inca).	1995
Peru		Lima	Museums	Alpacas, a word from the Inca language, Quechua.	1995
Peru		Lima	Museums	Bird with corn (Inca).	1995
Peru	Santa Valley			The Cordillera Blanca is visible from a series of valleys in the Ancash region north of Lima.	1995
Peru	Santa Valley			The 6150m high Huatean.	1995
Peru	Santa Valley			The fertile Santa Valley is one of the many valleys in the region.	1995
Peru	Santa Valley			The Santa River.	1995
Peru	Santa Valley			Mud brick houses on the side of the valley.	1995
Peru	Santa Valley			Decimated village in a region blighted by guerilla warfare.	1995
Peru	Santa Valley			Riverside village.	1995
Peru	Santa Valley			Villages dot the landscape.	1995
Peru	Santa Valley	Huaraz		Huaraz is the largest town in the Santa Valley.	1995
Peru	Santa Valley	Huaraz		Huaraz is at 3053m.	1995
Peru	Santa Valley	Huaraz		Huaraz is a modern town rebuilt after the 1970 earthquake.	1995
Peru	Santa Valley	Huaraz		The main square.	1995
Peru	Santa Valley	Huaraz		The market.	1995
Peru	Santa Valley	Huaraz		Quechua woman in the market.	1995
Peru	Santa Valley	Huaraz		The market.	1995
Peru	Santa Valley	Huaraz		Two women.	1995