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Caral-Supe: The 5,000-Year-Old City in Peru That Had No Weapons

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Caral-Supe: The 5,000-Year-Old City in Peru That Had No Weapons

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The first thing that surprises people about Caral is how everyday it appears from the road. You depart Lima, follow the coast north, then head […]

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Aerial view of the ancient stone pyramids and circular plaza of Caral in Peru’s Supe Valley at sunset
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