#ichma

Se revela presencia Ichma e Inca en el valle medio del río Rímac en Huaca Cobián: Un viaje a través del tiempo Las excavaciones en el sitio arqueológico Cobián, ubicado en Chaclacayo, Lima, han desenterrado un tesoro de información sobre las culturas Ichma e Inca que habitaron el valle medio del río Rímac. Los patrones arquitectónicos y los vestigios encontrados evidencian la ocupación del lugar…

◼ Kashi & Ichma

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Kashi and Ichma are players who start their adventure with Assenav next to Joss's town (they don't know what happens in this town).

In real life these are very close to Assenav, however due to the rules set by the server they cannot communicate as they normally would

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Kashi e Ichma son jugadoras que comienzan su aventura con Assenav cerca a la aldea de Joss (ellas desconocen lo que sucede en esta aldea).

En la vida real estas son muy cercanas a Assenav sin embargo por las reglas que establece el servidor no pueden comunicarse como lo harían normalmente.

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Archaeologists in Peru have found four tombs that are more than 1,000 years old in a pyramid-shaped cemetery that now sits in the middle of a residential neighborhood in Lima, experts said.

"There are four human burial sites, for adult individuals, three women and one man, who lived between the years 1000 to 1450," said archaeologist Isabel Flores, director of the program in Huaca Pucllana, a ceremonial complex in Miraflores district.

The find confirms the historical presence in Lima of the Ichma culture. It took hold on the central coast around 1000 and disappeared around 1450 as Inca civilization began to spread.

"These are the first four tombs of the Ichma culture. We think that we may still find more" despite long-term looting, said Flores, who has been researching the site for more than three decades.

The tombs featured seated remains, looking toward the sea, wrapped up in textile and hand-woven natural materials alongside offerings such as ceramics and weaving tools.

"So this is the first district in the country that has more than 1,500 years of known history to date," added Flores, who also runs the Huaca Pucllana Museum.