Chan Chan: Seat in the main courtyard.

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Successive Golden Rectangles dividing a Golden Rectangle into squares.

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Chan Chan: Sea Otters on the Wall. Trujillo, Peru

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Successive Golden Rectangles dividing a Golden Rectangle into squares (Chan Chan Sea Otter).

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Choquequirao, Inca City, Sister of Machu Picchu.

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Peru, Living the Legend

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Inca Music by Ocobamba

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Ocobamba is a Peruvian music group from the Andes. Very popular among Peruvians who really like their own culture, college and university students love this kind of music. Many of their songs are sung in Quechua.

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More Inca Music by Ocobamba:

Vamos Peru,
Matador,
Papichayqa,
Huancayo, Tierra de mis suenos,
Me Tienes Loca,
Verdadero Amor,
Triste Sentir,
Todo Por Ti,
Sikinanay,
Wayrajinam

Fossil skull of giant toothy seabird found in Ocucaje, Ica, Peru

Paleontologists working in Peru have found a fossil from a bird that lived 10 million years ago, scientists said on Friday after returning from the dig site on the country's desert coast.
The fossil is the best-preserved cranium ever found of a pelagornithid, a family of large seabirds believed to have gone extinct some 3 million years ago, said Rodolfo Salas, head of vertebrate paleontology at Peru's National History Museum.

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Peru's 'La Teta Asustada' Takes Berlin Film Festival Top Award 2009

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'La Teta Asustada' a Peruvian drama about a young woman with a mysterious illness, won the Golden Bear award for the best movie at the Berlin Film Festival last night. Directed by Claudia Llosa, the film stars Magaly Solier as Fausta, who suffers from a disease she believes is transmitted through the breast milk of women who were raped in the Shining Path's war of terror in Peru. Her life starts to change direction after her mother dies and she goes to live in Lima.

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