Relief Representing Warriors, Perpetrators Of The Sacrifices At Archaeological Complex Sechin Near Casma (. The Casma–Sechin Culture (Alternatively Sechin Complex) (C. 3600 Bce €“ 200 Bce) Of Peru Refers To The Large Concentration Of Pre-Historic Ruins In The Valleys Of The Casma River And Its Tributary The Sechin River And Along The Nearby Coast Of The Pacific Ocean. The Ruins Include Major Archaeological Sites Such As Sechin Baj

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