Wari culture

The Wari culture was an ancient civilization that thrived in the Andes of Peru from around 600 to 1100 CE. They are known for creating intricate urban centers, sophisticated administrative systems, and extensive road networks that helped manage their vast empire. The Wari developed advanced agricultural techniques, including terracing, to support large populations. They also produced notable pottery and metalwork, reflecting their artistic skills. Their influence laid the groundwork for subsequent Andean cultures, including the Inca. The Wari's political and social organization demonstrated early complexity in South American history, making them a significant precursor to later civilizations in the region.