Sipán

Sipán is an important archaeological site in Peru known for its rich Moche culture history. It features the tomb of a powerful 3rd-century AD ruler, known as the Lord of Sipán, along with elaborate grave goods like gold jewelry, ceramics, and textiles. These artifacts provide valuable insights into the social hierarchy, religious practices, and craftsmanship of ancient Peru. Discovered in the 1980s, Sipán is considered one of the most significant archaeological finds in South America, helping scholars understand the complex civilization that thrived before the Incas. It remains a key site for studying pre-Columbian cultures.