Cerro Blanco (Moche Valley)

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Cerro Blanco (Moche Valley) is a major archaeological site in northern coastal Peru associated with the Moche culture, notable for its monumental adobe architecture and ceremonial complexes.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Moche archaeological site
archaeological site
associatedWithCulture Moche culture
chronologyEnd circa 8th century CE
chronologyStart circa 1st century CE
country Peru
culturalPeriod Early Intermediate Period
Middle Horizon
surface form: Middle Horizon (early phases)
excavatedBy archaeologists
hasArchitectureType monumental adobe architecture
hasFeature adobe compounds
ceremonial complexes
platform mounds
plazas
hasFunction administrative center
ceremonial center
residential area
heritageStatus pre-Hispanic archaeological heritage of Peru
locatedIn La Libertad Region
Moche Valley
northern coastal Peru
materialUsed adobe
namedAfter Cerro Blanco (Nepeña Valley)
surface form: Cerro Blanco hill
near Huaca de la Luna
Huaca del Sol
Moche archaeological complex
surface form: Huacas de Moche
partOf Moche archaeological complex
surface form: Moche cultural landscape
significance important for studying Moche religious practices
important for understanding Moche political organization
major Moche ceremonial center in the Moche Valley

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Early Intermediate Period hasArchaeologicalSite Cerro Blanco (Moche Valley)
Moche Valley hasArchaeologicalSite Cerro Blanco (Moche Valley)
this entity surface form: Cerro Blanco (archaeological area)