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Miyu Pampa
-9.3998° N, -76.8262° E
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Miyu Pampa, also known as Miyupampa, is an archaeological site located in the Huánuco Region of Peru, specifically within the Huamalíes Province and Jircan District. The site is situated at an elevation of approximately 3,434 meters above sea level, lying around 500 meters northeast of Jircan. The name 'Miyu Pampa' translates from Quechua as 'poison plain,' though the specific historical or cultural significance of this name is not detailed in the text. While the text does not provide detailed information on the specific features or periods associated with the site, it highlights its recognition as an archaeological location, suggesting potential for further exploration and study to uncover its historical relevance.
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