... existed about the smae time as the Moche. Far to the south along an even drier stretch of coast was where the Nasca was located. They too used aqueducts to channel water into irrigation canals, but to limit the evaporation of the precious water, they built their aqueducts underground. Both the Moche and the Nasca cultures faded by 800 AD, possibly ... mark sacred pathways, but no one really knows why they were made. Tiwanku and the Wari cultures started at about 500 AD. They both created trans-Andean empires and develpoed blue prints for uniting diverse poeples. Another think that they ...

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... existed about the smae time as the Moche. Far to the south along an even drier stretch of coast was where the Nasca was located. They too used aqueducts to channel water into irrigation canals, but to limit the evaporation of the precious water, they built their aqueducts underground. Both the Moche and the Nasca cultures faded by 800 AD, possibly ... mark sacred pathways, but no one really knows why they were made. Tiwanku and the Wari cultures started at about 500 AD. They both created trans-Andean empires and develpoed blue prints for uniting diverse poeples. Another think that they ...

• Word Count: 2269
• Approx Pages: 9
• Grade Level: High School