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English: The biggest of the 16 step pyramids identified in the Pachacamac sanctuary. Typical Ychma construction found in the Lurín and Rímac valleys, it was normally the place where the local Governor lived. The high concentration of pyramids in Pachacamac points that it was the Ychma culture capital and generating different theorys about their function in the site
Español: La más grande de las 16 pirámides con rampa identificadas en el santuario arqueológico de Pachacamac. Típica construcción de la cultura Ychma encontrada en los valles Lurín y Lima, era normalmente el lugar en el que vivía el gobernante de cada curacazgo. La alta concentración de éstas en el santuario apunta a que se trataba de la capital Ychma, generando diferentes teorías sobre su funcion en el complejo |
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