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The Moche culture was an ancient civilization that flourished in what is now modern-day Peru from around 100 to 800 CE. They were known for their sophisticated pottery, metalwork, and elaborate ceremonial architecture.
Objects made from clay that are shaped and fired at high temperatures to create functional or decorative items.
The art of creating objects using various metals such as gold, silver, bronze, or iron through techniques like casting, forging, or engraving.
Ceremonial Architecture: Buildings or structures designed specifically for religious or ritual purposes.