- The
Amotape complex is an
archaeological culture on the
northern coast of Peru
dated to
between c. 9,000 and 7,100 BCE. It
constitutes some of the oldest...
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Cerros de
Amotape National Park (Spanish:
Parque Nacional Cerros de
Amotape) is a
protected area
located in the
regions of
Piura and
Tumbes in northern...
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Tumbes Region in Peru. Its
capital is the town of Zorritos. The
Cerros de
Amotape National Park is
located in this province,
which is the
largest in the...
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ancient terraces that have been
strongly eroded in the Máncora area; and the
Amotape mountain range in the east and south,
ending at El
Barco Mountain. The...
- Simón Rodríguez (October 28, 1769, Caracas,
Venezuela –
February 28, 1854,
Amotape, Peru),
known during his
exile from
Spanish America as
Samuel Robinson...
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small hotels and
seafood restaurants.
Zorritos is
close to the
Cerros de
Amotape National Park and to the
Hervideros hot springs. López Mazzotti, Daniel...
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Amotape District is one of
seven districts of the
province Paita in Peru. (in Spanish)
Instituto Nacional de Estadística e Informática.
Banco de Información...
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extent at
Punta Pariñas.)
Talara and some
neighbouring cities (Piura and
Amotape)
served as the
backdrop for the
short novel Who
Killed Palomino Molero...
- Máncora
beach resort, Cabo
Blanco beach,
Punta Balcones, Pariñas Forest,
Amotape mountains, a
whale fossils deposit,
Plataforma del Zócalo Continental,...
- Ecuador. It
spans an area of 751 km2 (290 sq mi) and
along with
Cerros de
Amotape National Park and El
Angolo Game
Preserve is part of the
Noroeste Biosphere...
