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20K views · 251 reactions | The city of Caral in Peru, dating back to around 2600 BCE, is one of the oldest known civilizations in the Americas. It featured pyramids, amphitheaters, and complex irrigation systems, all without evidence of warfare or fortifications. | History Revived | Facebook

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54K views · 535 reactions | Explore Caral, the Americas' oldest city. Its 5,000-year-old pyramids and plazas reveal early Peruvian civilization, surprisingly without fortifications. Archaeologists at Caral discovered quipus, complex knotted textiles used for record-keeping. This suggests a sophisticated administrative system existed thousands of years before the Inca famously used them. | Historix | Facebook

74K views · 951 reactions |  #LNMatinal | Ruth Shady, descubridora de Caral, es denunciada por ministerio de Justicia. #LatinaNoticias | Latina Noticias | Facebook

Part 1: Although these structures are a few hours North of the famous Caral complex, they clearly fit the pyramid designs found there, specifically in regard to the sunken circular plazas. Caral consists of several pyramids and is the oldest known stone architectural site in the Western Hemisphere. It predates the contemporary dating of the pyramids of Giza. Thanks to an impromptu guide, Luis (who was an amazing blessing to come across), led me through the site, providing insights into the archi