Adobe wall frieze incorporating a fish and wave design in the Audience Rooms of the Tschudi Complex - one of the Royal Compounds at the Chimu site of Chan Chan,near Trujillo in northern Peru.
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Adobe wall frieze incorporating a fish and wave design in the Audience Rooms of the Tschudi Complex - one of the Royal Compounds at the Chimu site of Chan Chan,near Trujillo in northern Peru.
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The adobe walls of the Ceremonial Courtyard in the Tschudi Complex,decorated with bas relief designs featuring sea otters and waves. The Complex is part of the ancient Chimu site of Chan Chan,in northern Peru
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Adobe wall frieze incorporating sea otter and wave design in the Ceremonial Courtyard of the Tschudi Complex,at Chan Chan. Built around 1300 AD and covering 28 square km,Chan Chan is the largest pre-columbian city in the Americas and largest adobe settlement in the world.
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The well preserved adobe ruins of the Tschudi Royal Compound in the Chimu site of Chan Chan in northern Peru. Built around 1300 AD and covering 28 square km,Chan Chan is the largest pre-columbian city in the Americas and largest adobe settlement in the world.
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Adobe wall frieze featuring a fishing net design in the Tschudi Complex - a royal compound in the Chimu site of Chan Chan in northern Peru. The Chimu used inspiration from their coastal existence to create elaborate wall friezes the construction of the world's largest adobe city.
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Wooden reproductions of Chimu statues stand in the Ceremonial Courtyard of the Tschudi Complex. The Complex is part of the ancient adobe site of Chan Chan,near Trujillo in Peru.
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