File:Caral-Supe in Peru.jpg

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English: Sailors from the guided-missile cruiser USS Bunker Hill tour the ancient city of Caral, the oldest city in the western hemisphere, while on liberty during a port visit. Bunker Hill is supporting Southern Seas 2010, a U.S. Southern Command-directed operation that provides U.S. and international forces the opportunity to operate in a multi-national environment.
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Source https://www.dvidshub.net/image/266164
Author Petty Officer 3rd Class Daniel Barker
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CARAL, PE
VIRIN
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The ancient city of Caral, Peru

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  • Usage on ay.wikipedia.org
    • Barranca jisk'a suyu
  • Usage on be.wikipedia.org
    • Караль (старажытны горад)
  • Usage on ca.wikipedia.org
    • Província de Barranca
  • Usage on cs.wikipedia.org
    • Caral
    • Kultura Norte Chico
  • Usage on da.wikipedia.org
    • Præcolumbiansk tid
  • Usage on de.wikipedia.org
    • Caral
  • Usage on es.wikipedia.org
    • Provincia de Barranca
    • Supe
  • Usage on fa.wikipedia.org
    • دوران پیشاکلمبی
  • Usage on fr.wikipedia.org
    • Civilisation de Caral
  • Usage on he.wikipedia.org
    • ציוויליזציית נורטה צ'יקו
  • Usage on hr.wikipedia.org
    • Pretkolumbovska umjetnost
    • Caral
  • Usage on hu.wikipedia.org
    • Caral-Supe
  • Usage on ja.wikipedia.org
    • カラル遺跡
  • Usage on ko.wikipedia.org
    • 선콜럼버스 시대
  • Usage on lt.wikipedia.org
    • Norte Čiko kultūra
  • Usage on mt.wikipedia.org
    • Caral
  • Usage on oc.wikipedia.org
    • Civilizacion de Caral
  • Usage on ps.wikipedia.org
    • لرغونې کولمبيا
  • Usage on pt.wikipedia.org
    • Peru
    • América do Sul
    • Civilização de Caral
    • Usuário:Chronus/Civilização de Caral
  • Usage on ru.wikipedia.org
    • Караль
  • Usage on sk.wikipedia.org
    • Caral
  • Usage on uk.wikipedia.org
    • Караль
  • Usage on vi.wikipedia.org
    • Thời kỳ tiền Colombo
    • Văn minh Norte Chico
  • Usage on zh.wikipedia.org
    • 苏佩港

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