Qunchupata, Ayacucho

Qunchupata (also Conchopata) is an archaeological complex in the suburbs of Ayacucho, Peru, belonging to the Wari culture that flourished between 500 and 1100 AD.[1] The site was a ceremonial settlement specialized in ceramic production and domestic object manufacturing.[1] It is considered a key site for understanding the origins of the Wari civilization and their relationship with Tiahuanaco.[1] The site was declared a Cultural Heritage of the Nation in 1976, with this status ratified in 1990.[1]

TypeCity/town/settlement
Period500 - 1000 AD
CountryPeru
Coordinates13.1562° S, 74.2077° W

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