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Étude de la polychromie des reliefs sur terre crue de la Huaca de la Luna Trujillo, Pérou
2008International ...
V. Wright
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Journal of Archaeological Science: Reports, 2020
The Moche Urban Zone (ZUM; from Spanish, “Zona Urbana Moche”) in Huaca del Sol and Huaca de la Luna archaeological complexes in Trujillo (Peru) are emblematic sites of Mochica culture (100–700 CE).
Gabriel Dorado, Ramón Redondo
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The Moche Urban Zone (ZUM; from Spanish, “Zona Urbana Moche”) in Huaca del Sol and Huaca de la Luna archaeological complexes in Trujillo (Peru) are emblematic sites of Mochica culture (100–700 CE).
Gabriel Dorado, Ramón Redondo
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2015
This paper presents results of geotechnical and geophysical tests carried out at Huaca de la Luna, which is one of the most important adobe archaeological complexes in Perú. This complex is located at the north coast of Perú just south of the city of Trujillo.
Zavala Guillermo +7 more
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This paper presents results of geotechnical and geophysical tests carried out at Huaca de la Luna, which is one of the most important adobe archaeological complexes in Perú. This complex is located at the north coast of Perú just south of the city of Trujillo.
Zavala Guillermo +7 more
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2023
Huaca de la Luna is a monumental earthen complex near Trujillo in north coastal Peru built from 200 AD to 850 AD by the Moche civilization. Its principal structure – a stepped pyramid built with millions of adobe bricks on sloping bedrock and soft soil – presents severe structural damage at the NW corner.
Tezcan, Selman +3 more
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Huaca de la Luna is a monumental earthen complex near Trujillo in north coastal Peru built from 200 AD to 850 AD by the Moche civilization. Its principal structure – a stepped pyramid built with millions of adobe bricks on sloping bedrock and soft soil – presents severe structural damage at the NW corner.
Tezcan, Selman +3 more
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American Journal of Physical Anthropology, 2006
AbstractThe purpose of this study is to test two competing models regarding the origins of Early Intermediate Period (AD 200–750) sacrificial victims from the Huacas de Moche site using the matrix correlation method. The first model posits the sacrificial victims represent local elites who lost competitions in ritual battles with one another, while the
Richard C, Sutter, John W, Verano
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AbstractThe purpose of this study is to test two competing models regarding the origins of Early Intermediate Period (AD 200–750) sacrificial victims from the Huacas de Moche site using the matrix correlation method. The first model posits the sacrificial victims represent local elites who lost competitions in ritual battles with one another, while the
Richard C, Sutter, John W, Verano
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