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Archeological Complex of the Huaca Rajada – Señor de Sipán
It is located at the borders of what once was the Pomalca plantation. There, in 1987, a tomb of a Mochican ruler, later named the Lord of Sipan, was discovered with intact vestiges. The findings allowed experts to learn about the burial rituals of a Mochican sovereign who was buried with a warrior, a priest, two women, a boy, a dog, a llama, and a guardian with both feet amputated. The burial paraphernalia included numerous items of gold and silver jewelry inlaid with turquoise and lapis lazuli.
 
Archeological Complex of the Huaca Rajada – Señor de Sipán
 
Archeological Complex of the Huaca Rajada – Señor de Sipán
 
Archeological Complex of the Huaca Rajada – Señor de Sipán
 
Archeological Complex of the Huaca Rajada – Señor de Sipán
 
Archeological Complex of the Huaca Rajada – Señor de Sipán
 
Archeological Complex of the Huaca Rajada – Señor de Sipán
 
                         
 
Archeological Complex of the Huaca Rajada – Señor de Sipán
 
Archeological Complex of the Huaca Rajada – Señor de Sipán
 
Archeological Complex of the Huaca Rajada – Señor de Sipán
 
Archeological Complex of the Huaca Rajada – Señor de Sipán
 
Archeological Complex of the Huaca Rajada – Señor de Sipán
     
                         
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