Chavín de Huántar District, Peru
Definition
Chavín de Huántar District refers to an archaeological site located in Peru that was once home to the ancient Chavín civilization. It contains various structures and artifacts dating back to 900-200 BCE.
Analogy
Imagine exploring an ancient city buried deep within dense rainforests. As you uncover hidden temples and sculptures, you gain insights into the lives of people who lived there centuries ago.
Related terms
Archaeological Site: A place where artifacts and structures from the past are discovered and studied.
Ancient Civilization: A complex society that existed in the distant past, often characterized by advanced cultural, social, and technological developments.
Rainforest: A dense forest with high rainfall and abundant biodiversity.
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