Mochica did not "live." Mochica is the extinct pre-columbian language of northwest Peru. By the beginning of the 20th century it was spoken in only a few villages of the Chiclayo region of northern Peru. It was first documented in 1607 by Fernando de la Carrera in his Arte de La Lengva Yvnga de Los Valles del Obispado de Truxillo del Peru, con vn Confessonario, y todas las Oraciones Christianas, traducidas en la lengua, y otras cosaspublished in 1644 (Lima) but has not been spoken as a language since the 1920's and the last loan words seem to have fallen out of usage by 1960.
The Mochica civilization existed in the Andes region of present-day Peru from around 100 AD to 800 AD. They were known for their advanced irrigation systems, impressive ceramics, and complex society.
Both Chavín cult and Mochica State were influential societies in ancient Peru, but they differed in key aspects. The Chavín cult focused on religious practices and central authority within a wide cultural sphere, while the Mochica State was a more centralized political entity with a strong warrior elite. The Chavín society is linked to the development of religious art and architecture, while the Mochica State is known for its advanced irrigation systems and intricate ceramics.
The Incas adopted the Mochica's innovative techniques for constructing massive buildings using clay bricks and mortar. They incorporated these methods into their own architecture, leading to the construction of impressive structures like Machu Picchu and Sacsayhuamán.
A long period of time is commonly referred to as an era or epoch.
Archaeologists named the Chavin culture after the site of Chavín de Huántar, where the culture's ruins were first discovered. The Moche culture was named after the Moche River in northern Peru, where their archaeological sites were extensively studied.
The Zapotec civilization flourished from about 500 BCE to 800 CE in the Oaxaca Valley of present-day Mexico. They are known for their complex society, advanced art, architecture, and writing system.
The Mochica lived in river valleys between the mountains of Peru. evidence shows that the Mochica pobably settled along thr dry coast of Peru as well.
The Mochica were skilled farmers and the Chavin made elaborate textiles, pottery, and stone carvings.
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They died
Cretaceous period,
Cretaceous period
Ordovician Period
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Both Chavín cult and Mochica State were influential societies in ancient Peru, but they differed in key aspects. The Chavín cult focused on religious practices and central authority within a wide cultural sphere, while the Mochica State was a more centralized political entity with a strong warrior elite. The Chavín society is linked to the development of religious art and architecture, while the Mochica State is known for its advanced irrigation systems and intricate ceramics.
It lived in the Jurassic period.
the Jurassic Period