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HILL ARCHAEOLOGICAL COMPLEX ARENA - ATTACK

few years ago in times of Easter, I go to watch some archaeological sites in the region, as is customary at this time established that the population goes on " Huaquan "because the" huacas " open in Easter tradition says ... How ironic, in the same faith with which the offender Francisco Pizarro founded the city and killed there by the Andean s. XVI, today is taken as an excuse this time sacred - for some, to plunder the memory of our identity. Is that not enough with the lies taught in the education system with regard to our history? So I go out to ride around in those archaeological sites where the state, under the pretext of budget fails.

On April 1, 2010, while many take advantage of the long holiday to travel, go hiking and camping, others go by the churches for liturgical events, others measure the earnings impact generated by this long holiday either in the number of visitors to museums, archeological sites placed on value (better read tourists) ... I went to take a look at the areas along the Canal Irrigation Project Chavimochic. For it is there that there are still archaeological sites of national interest (Cerro Oreja, Quebrada Santo Domingo, Santo Domingo Arenas, Cerro Arena) (i) Now minimize risk as was the case Archeological Quebrada Santo Domingo (ii). What has not managed to destroy latent risk is now in the siege of looters and heavy equipment that makes theirs where no LL INC arrives.

Nobody loves what he does not know and the loss or destruction of what one loves is deeply sad, a feeling that you tear the soul. When you arrive at Cerro Arena (iii) a dangerous silence was brought to the arena of strong wind. A continuous trace of heavy equipment now occupies the space where once there were structures for domestic and administrative Cerro Arena. These structures have been systematically studied by specialists. This sector of Cerro Arena is located exactly on the side of the road Chavimochic Special Project in the top panel is located INC announcing that LL is an archaeological complex (Cerro Arena). Years ago and notified the LL an attack INC in the same sector (iv).

The attack carried out against Cerro Arena, has been erased from the ground one of the important links of urbanism in the north coast and even more, vital information is completely erased from cultural memory of this country. The INC LL has every moral and legal duty to initiate comprehensive investigations of the case and punish all the law those responsible for this attack. The destruction has been deliberately, even with the panel mentioned the sanctity of the area has been perpetrated the act. What has been plundered is not replicated as in the case of the friezes of Huaca Arco Iris / The Dragon by unscrupulous students who hung their online video, are authentic structures a period even more ancient than the Chimu culture. What now remains is to register information studies "in situ" by specialists, and some photographs as shown in this blog. Has deleted a page in our history, under what goals and interests? Will it be low for economic development and fighting poverty as the politicians in office touting? How long will we wait to act and stop these attacks on our roots, our origins? When the authorities began to do its job and work for this country and not their pockets? How much longer will the interests of a few making at the expense of our cultural memory? Many questions and perhaps many likely answers ... If we all do our part to minimize events like this, but the authorities and individual institutions have been created under many purposes. The pretext of the budget is no longer a justification to carry out their work gentlemen. A fee of firmness and dignity would be sufficient to perform the duties that the Peruvian people entrusted to them.

I lost hope that the authorities will do something about it, but I published this post to make it as a reference for what goes on in these latitudes, and that some day someone with interest and will deign to do something and need help here I am to continue. I have not approached LL INC offices to file a complaint in writing and signed, as this information at the time it will also come to read e mail from the authorities and the press. With the experiences of non-operation, LL INC as my liver can not stand, was recent mention one fact.

Here are some pictures of Google Earth and photo files that sector was the victim of the attack and pictures of what is now.

Yours: Víctor Corcuera Cueva
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Trujillo, April 6, 2010.

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(i) All archaeological sites are parallel to the Project Chavimochic were altered significantly and were exposed and vulnerable to systematic destruction.

(ii) On March 3, 2004 were identified that heavy machinery was Chavimochic Project which used the complex as a quarry to extract archaeological material stated for maintenance of the road parallel to the irrigation canal. LL INC far has not sanctioned in any form to the Special Project for Irrigation Chavimochic systematic predation Archaeological Complex Quebrada Santo Domingo. Where Geoglifos and structures of different archaeological periods were destroyed by them.

(iii) Before Huaca de la Luna, Chan Chan and Machu Picchu were built, there were other cultures with their architectural manifestations. And is that Cerro Arena is one of the best examples of elite neighborhoods and housing settlements.
Cerro Arena is an archaeological complex of stone located on the left bank of the Moche Valley, just 4 miles south east of Huaca de la Luna. Cerro Arena as the group of archeological sites associated with Salinar Culture (400 BC - 100 AD), which was developed between the Chicama valley, Moche, Viru and Santa. This culture was the transition from the great temples of the training period (Chavin culture) and the emergence of Regional Development (Moche Culture). Cerro Arena in 2000, there are more architectural structures clustered within a radius of 2 km. square. This agglomeration is exceptional housing that escapes the settlement pattern of this culture, which was characterized by scattered settlements and isolated defensive in nature. The structures are of various kinds which denotes the well-marked social stratification of this culture. Cerro Arena for some specialists would be the beginning of urbanism in the North Coast, as well as the advent of the Moche culture.

(iv) six years ago informed the LL INC heavy machinery was moved into a section of Sand Hill Archeological Site. I do not know that they have taken measures against such attack.

Photo: Victor Corcuera All except those in Google Earth.

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Sand Hill Archeological Image: Google Earth 2009


agglomerated structures Archeological Cerro Arena, is also the incursion of heavy equipment made it more than six years.
Image: Google Earth 2009

the south and east of the archaeological complex is the Canal Road Project Chavimochic special.
Image: Google Earth 2009

Archeological Cerro Arena.

Another view of Canal Road and Special Project Chavimochic. The radius of the archaeological complex: 2 km. Square.
Image: Google Earth 2009

Cerro Arena, note and move the areas of culture, invading the archaeological complex.
Image: Google Earth 2009

Archeological Cerro Arena.

stone structures before the attack, denoted Chavimochic Highway Project.
Photo: Víctor Corcuera

Archeological Cerro Arena.

White Mountain in the background. It clearly shows the architectural spaces.
Photo: Víctor Corcuera

Complex archaeological Cerro Arena.

Another view of the same structures.
Photo: Víctor Corcuera

Archeological Cerro Arena.

Where once were stone structures now this is what has made heavy machinery.
Photo: Víctor Corcuera

Sand Hill Archeological

In the top panel indicating INC LL intangible area, down like a mockery of our history the traces of " progress. "
Photo: Víctor Corcuera

Archeological Cerro Arena.

The images speak for themselves.
Photo: Víctor Corcuera

Archeological Cerro Arena. So gentlemen
officials, do they need more pictures or videos on the Internet?
Photo: Víctor Corcuera