The Paracas people had extensive knowledge of irrigation and water management and made significant contributions in the textile arts.

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The Paracas and Nazca cultures, though distinct, are considered together. Paracas were known for textiles and head deformation, while Nazca created desert ...

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The Paracas people are known for their complex funerary customs, which involved wrapping the deceased in multiple layers of sophisticated textiles and ...

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The Paracas Culture was an important society in the history of Peru, well known for its textile art, its mummies and for cranial trephination.

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The Paracas culture, from 800-100 BCE, were known for art, textiles, advanced medicine, and mummification. They were skilled fishermen and farmers.

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This is the story of the Paracus culture one of the most incredible in all the new world and one of the most unique in the entirety of human history.

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Paracas were a south-coastal Peruvian culture (c. 700 B.C.E. to 200 C.E.) known for textiles, ceramics, and unique art, and a coastal ...

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Paracas were an ancient South American culture in southern Peru (c. 900 BC-AD 400) known for mummified corpses wrapped in embroidered cloaks.

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The Paracas people, living by the coast, were clearly fishermen, as evidenced by netting which has been found buried in the sand, as well as ancient middens, ...

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The Paracas people ate a diet of tubers, vegetables, and corn, unlike the typical coastal diet of fish and seafood, and also consumed fermented carbohydrates.

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