Who were the Moche? South American history

About 250 BC, the collapse of Chaweng in Peru seemed like Mocha and Nazca to open their own way to open their own country. Mocha began traveling around the Pacific Coast of South America around the AD 100 and is currently located in the northern part of Peru. The Kingdom of Moce is based on the same foods eaten by the early Chavin people: potatoes, peppers, corn, beans, yuka, avocado, coca, buckwheat, pumpkin, sweet potatoes, peanuts. To support agriculture, Moche built a large and complex irrigation system in the area under management. Like the early Peruvian people, Moshe did a lot of fishing from the boat made of reeds.

There is no one who knows exactly what the government of Mocha is like - it is an empire, it can be a group of independent city states. From their mural paintings and their rich grave appearance, Moche women seems to have some strength.

Moche made a mud brick pyramid called Huaca del Sol (Sun Temple) and another pyramid called Huaca de la Luna (Moon Temple). These have stone carvings and painted mural paintings. There are many other Mosh towns

Moche continued to dominate the majority of modern Peru until 600-800 AD when their empire seemed to collapse. The collapse may have been caused by climate change at the moment. Instead, the formation of the Inca Empire

& Lt; Tab / & gt; South America's earliest association is Chavin, Nazca, Moche. Chavin built a strong religious center and created an influential artistic style. Nazca and Mosh developed an extensive agricultural irrigation system and built complex ceramics, textiles and other decorative artwork. & Lt; Tab / & gt; The early Central American society was Olmec and Sapotk. Olmec designed and built a pyramid square and a monumental sculpture, and developed a ceremonial center, ceremonial ball game and dominant class. They also oversized large-scale trading networks throughout Central America. Zapotec built a magnificent city center in Monte Albán and developed an early form of hieroglyphics and calendar systems

In chronological order, Moche was an early medium-term culture, formerly Chavín Horizon, Cupisnique, was inherited by Huari and Chimú. Mocha coexists with South Ikanasuka culture. Since they may later extract bird manure and deal with northern people, they are considered to have limited ties with Ikanaska. Mocha pottery was found near squid, but Ikanasuka pottery was not found in the Mosh region. In 1899 and 1900, Maxwill was the first archaeologist who unearthed the mocha ruins Huaca de la Luna, known as the Mocha pyramid in the Moshe valley. The name of this complex is the origin of the name and culture of Mosh ruins.

There are ruins of Mochee Indians in a place not far from the Nazca ruins in South America. These Mosch families lived in the northern Peru around 100-800 AD. Moche Stables - Watering Can (left) is currently in the Lima Museum. This is their main art media, featuring red and white ceramic pots, exhibiting realistic medical procedures, aggressive activities, instruments, plants and animals. The official guide to many art museums and ruins in Peru will tell you that local culture is drawing only what they see in nature. So, is it like Cancelo on the right that influenced the image like a dragon? The Larco Museum of Lima has several ancient vases that clearly depict reptile monsters with long necks. These living things are similar to those seen in squid stones, including the leather hem. (Please pay attention to the left moshpot)