Information concerning the destruction of a major Andean archaeological site by the Peruvian State is presented. The archaeological heritage is being gradually destroyed in recent decades resulting from the expansion of urbanization, agricultural land and civil works.

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El Monumento Arqueológico San Borja Norte es magnífico testimonio arquitectónico del Centro Urbano Pre-Tawantinsuyu Limatambo, cuya área construida originada antes de la invasión española se emplazaba entre la actual avenida Canadá y el antiguo aeropuerto de Limatambo.El Monumento Arqueológico de San Borja Norte está construido en adobón (barro apisonado), con muros a base de bloques imbricados por adosamientos consecutivos solucionados en suave talud al exterior; su elevación fue lograda mediante la técnica de rellenar compartimientos internos traslapados en verticalidad, teniendo muros medianeros interiores que buzan de norte a sur y de este a oeste, sirviendo de contención a tales rellenos. Esta arquitectura externa se superpone a la más antigua del horizonte medio en planta y elevación rectilineal es. La más visible al exterior es masiva y técnicamente repetitiva en ...

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Tumshukayko is a gigantic monumental archeological place located in the outskirts of the north direction of the city Caraz, county of Huaylas, Ancash. It represents a true early urban concentration in a wide space, with a great dominat central mound, where we have begun the archaelogical excavations supported by the UNMSM.

Art rock constitutes for archaeology, true texts graphical autoinformativos, because it emerges in the sociocultural context of the territory in that the men are based and have installed their life, from which acquire empirical forms of knowledge, whose sensations caught and graficadas in the studied petrogliphys, they are for us true spontaneous visions of that reality.

The construction and architecture belong to the bigger inventions and the autonomous techniques’s achievements and the Antiguo Perú’s autogestionarias. the Andean People and such technical employees in the Colonia were like manpower in order to the Spaniards, and in the República, they faced up to the local construction, public and edifications prevailed, the massive urbanism and the vertical architecture. The earthquakes (tellurian phenomena permanent in our country and South America), they are destructive generating social, economic and sociopolitical complications. The events geoclimáticos and the climatic variation affect in the climatic extremes and oceanographic afectantes of life in the planet. the planet’s intelligent life has to reacting positively in favor of the healthy life and clean.

The territories of Amazonas and San Martin regions are geographically continuous, both the ecosystem and high Andean cloud forest, are characterized by valleys, gorges, canyons, slopes, geomorphology and high volcanic lakes, numerous rivers of vanous pursue higher volumes lowlands, the Huallaga River draining its greatest manifoid. In the San Martin region of a conjunction of the Andean highlands north (province of Bolivar, La Libertad) on the right bank of the Marañon River, whose penetrating extends punas jalcas and the Mount of Clouds. The archaeological surveys and the years 2003-2005 were executed under the auspices of the american explorer Gene Savoy. The archaeological sites discovered are located on both banks of the river Guabayacu, High Saposoa district, province of Huallaga.

Archaeology is the science of context and contextualized associations, therefore, is knowledge derived from empirical indicators whose studies to acquire more of a knowledge of inferential relations. Archaeologists studying the archaeological sites are actually discovering social formations, digging up people who had lives, their pasts territorial settlement patterns, the techniques invented, various practical applications, self-managed forms of social organization, architecture, urbanism, processing and domestication of natural resources through social work and social organization and ways of thinking, self-generated impulse of human processes in place.

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Current archaeological studies of the origins of metal working and its technology involves many difficulties, because the old mines have almost disappeared before mining industrialization since the sixteenth century (Spanish invasion) or the operation of the laundry since then continue to the present.

Archaeological studies in the Lurin River Basin provide insight territorial geomorphology, his constant ecosystem and physiography and climate of the valley in general. In parallel perspective recognized also technically social settlement patterns recognizing that the “settlement pattern” is a theoretical and methodological model that studies urban concentrations occupying the countryside. Besides using eco-cultural determinations study environmental data by applying the theory of systems that can identify the interconnection and cultural relations of the archaeological sites in regional study

The work focuses on the study macroregional northern territorial continuity factor. The landforms identified include differences and similarities in relation to certain landscapes featuring the various realities. The man and his organizations have occupied these territories in order to solve their needs and attract wildlife resources for solving everyday and permanent establishments.

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El Tawantinsuyu es la sociedad inmediatamente anterior al arribo de la invasión hispana a los Andes centrales. Es la entidad oriunda que recibió a los españoles. Por esto su estudio viene siendo generalmente tratado a base de la documentación legada por los españoles. Nosotros proponemos que para avanzar es necesario hacer más arqueología tawantinsuyu y, desde tales evidencias, confrontar los datos etnohistoricos con fines de alcanzar mayor esclarecimiento histórico cultural, sobre todo para sitios casi no documentados en el siglo XVI.

The archaeological site of Puruchuco occupies all areas of Cerro Mayorazgo whose studies by archaeologists indicate that such dierent occupations belong to dierent archaeological periods of ancient Peru. Archaeological evidence found at the view from the north ridge, the eastern ank of the hill, the truncated and in several areas of its western slope, whose lower parts are being discovered the next archaeological evidence to Site Museum and the Grand Palace summit Tawantinsuyu rescued and put in value by Dr. Arturo Jiménez Borja (1956-1961).