Published July 31, 2013
Sharon Jacobs of National Geographic has written an interesting article about one of the murals on the Huaca de la Luna in Northern Peru. For the full article and interactive images click here.
"In the bone-dry coastal
desert of northern Peru, the ancient Moche
sculpted and painted intricate murals on the adobe walls of the site now known
as Huaca de la Luna
(Temple of the Moon). Created between A.D. 100 and 800, the images hold
intriguing clues to a mysterious people who left no written texts to help
explain their beliefs and customs."
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