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Muyu Muyu
-13.6708° N, -73.6731° E
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Muyu Muyu is an archaeological complex situated in the Apurímac Region of Peru, specifically within the Chincheros Province, Uranmarca District. The site is characterized by its unique circular structures, which are indicative of a complex of circles. These features suggest a potential use for religious or ritual purposes, aligning with the presence of stone circles. The site dates back to the Late Post-Classical Period, around the 15th century CE. Muyu Muyu provides valuable insights into the cultural and architectural practices of the region during this time, highlighting the significance of circular forms in the local archaeological landscape.
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Construction of circular structures
1400 CE
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Religious and Ritual Structures
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