TEMPLO DEL CUELLO DE AMANCAES (3000 a.C)

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On the fifteenth day of January at 15:00 hours, a preceramic building from the Preceramic Period was located and named "Preceramic Temple of Amancaes Neck" by archeologist Lorenzo Rossello Truel. This area in Canto Grande has a connection to Pampa de Amancaes (Rimac) where, according to aerial photography from the National Aerophotographic Service (SAN) - 1944, pathways were seen connecting one place to another that possibly used by ancient men. The preceramic structure was 100x100 meters in size and somewhat ruined; towards Pampa, a supporting structure could be observed. According to Rossello (1997), during the investigations he conducted alongside Cirilo Huapaya, it is mentioned that for the year 1976 this preceramic building was occupied by human settlements. Today there are no remains of the same, and it is fully occupied by houses and a few parks. Source: Canto Grande and its Relationship with Ceremonial Centers in "U" - Lorenzo Rossello Truel, 1997.