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Trujillo 2007–2014 2 photos of this spot

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The administrative sector of Chan Chan, the former Chimú capital near Trujillo, Peru, photographed in August 2007. This part of the site held walled compounds known as ciudadelas, believed to have housed the city's ruling elite.

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Chan Chan Août 2007 - Secteur Administratif, Trujillo, 2007

Chan Chan Août 2007 - Secteur Administratif 2007 The administrative sector of Chan Chan, the former Chimú capital near Trujillo, Peru, photographed in August 2007. This part of the site held walled compounds known as ciudadelas, believed to have housed the city's ruling elite.

Chan Chan - reliefs 2014 Adobe wall reliefs survive at Chan Chan, near Trujillo on Peru's northern coast. Built by the Chimú civilization before their conquest by the Inca in the 15th century, Chan Chan is considered the largest pre-Columbian city in the Americas.