Showing posts with label Sipan. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Sipan. Show all posts

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Tuesday, November 10, 2009

Huaca Rajada-Sipan: New secrets revealed at ancient site

Click the figure below to view Tomb shows Peru’s Moche were Christ’s contemporaries.

New secrets revealed at ancient Huaca Rajada-Sipan site.
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Huaca Rajada-Sipan

Thursday, November 27, 2008

The Lord of Sipan, Video

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The Lord of Sipan (El Señor de Sipán) is a mummy found in Sipán by Peruvian archaeologist Walter Alva in the 1987. The tomb is in Sipán's Huaca Rajada, an area in Chiclayo.


Cuzco, Panorama ViewDomestic Animals.
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gogeometry.com/incas/lord_sipan_moche_elearning.htm.

Tuesday, November 18, 2008

Oldest Temple, Mural in the Americas Found in Peru

Finally unearthed after 4000 years, the Peruvian fire temple
The discovery, made by Peruvian archaeologist Walter Alva in a looted site known as Ventarrón, is located in Peru's Lambayeque valley, some 500 miles (804 kilometers) from the capital, Lima.

"We have found what we believe is the oldest mural in the Americas," Alva, director of the Royal Tombs of Sipán Museum, told National Geographic News in an interview. November 12, 2007.


Finally unearthed after 4000 years, the Peruvian fire temple
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gogeometry.com/incas/pre_inca_oldest_mural.htm.

Tuesday, November 4, 2008

The Lord of Sipan and Geometric Art


The Lord of Sipan was revealed to the world in 1987. He reigned approximately 200 A.D. and died about 40 years of age. Sipan is located in the northern part of Peru, close to the coast, in the middle of Lambayeque Valley, 35 Kms. at east of Chiclayo.


The Lord of Sipan and Geometric Art
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gogeometry.com/sipangeoart1.htm

Lord of Sipan: Pre-Inca Spiderman


One of the most spectacular items found in the tomb of the "Old Lord of Sipan" was a necklace composed of ten gold beads, each depicting a spider in the center of its web with a body in the form of a human head.


Lord of Sipan: Spiderman
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Friday, October 31, 2008

The Lord of Sipan: The Gold Mask


Sipan's treasures show us the Moche culture's ability with several metals: gold, silver, copper and precious stones in fine quality and a mastery in metallurgy unrivaled in the Americas: masks, necklaces, earrings and other elaborate jewelry.

The Moche treasures are exhibited in the Bruning Museum in the city of Lambayeque, only a few miles from Chiclayo.


The Lord of Sipan: The Mask
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The Lord of Sipan: the Spiderman


One of the most spectacular items found in the tomb of the "Old Lord of Sipan" was a necklace composed of ten gold beads, each depicting a spider in the center of its web with a body in the form of a human head. The Lord of Sipan was revealed to the world in 1987. He reigned approximately 200 A.D. and died about 40 years of age. Sipan is located in the northern part of Peru, close to the coast, in the middle of Lambayeque Valley, 35 Kms. at east of Chiclayo.

Solve the puzzle about The Lord of Sipan: Spiderman.

The Pre-Inca Lord of Sipan: the Spiderman
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www.gogeometry.com/puzzle/Puzzle_Lord_of_Sipan_Spiderman.htm

The Lord of Sipan


The Lord of Sipan, "King Tutankhamen of the Americas" in Chiclayo, Peru. The Lord of Sipan was revealed to the world in 1987. He reigned approximately 200 A.D. and died about 40 years of age. Sipan is located in the northern part of Peru, close to the coast, in the middle of Lambayeque Valley, 35 Kms. at east of Chiclayo.

The Incas, Cuzco
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www.gogeometry.com/Sipan.htm