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This two-story Nayarit house (100 B.C to A.D. 200) depicts a great feast. On the upper level, 16 figures, including pairs of men and women with their arms wrapped around one another, gather around vessels filled with food and beverages. (Credit: MOMA)

Architectural Models Reflect Life in Ancient Americas

MessageToEagle.com | October 29, 2015

MessageToEagle.com – Historic and extraordinary architectural models from the ancient Americas go on public display in late October at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York. The exhibit

the largest city in pre-Columbian South America. It was home to 30,000 people and was built around 850 AD by the Chimor and lasted until the conquest by the Inca Empire.

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Chan Chan Archaeological Remains Unearthed At Funerary Platform in Peru

MessageToEagle.com | October 20, 2015

MessageToEagle.com – Archaeological remains have been unearthed at funerary platform located at Chan Chan archaeological complex intangible area in Trujillo, La Libertad in Peru, informs the Decentralized Directorate