- The Ichma kingdom (also written Ychma or Yschma, among other spellings) or Pachacamac kingdom was a pre-Inca indigenous polity later absorbed by the Inca...
- One of the major moments in the history of the Ichma culture was the construction of the paramount religious and administrative center, Pachacamac.
- Archaeologists have uncovered a tomb from the Ichma Culture during excavations in Ancón, a district of northern Lima Province, Peru.
- Ichma'nın daha önce Ishma olarak bilinen ve Pachacamac adlı başkenti vardı. Orada en az 16 piramit diktiler ve yaratılışın tanrısı Pacha Kamaq tanrısına taptılar.
- At first the regional chiefs seem to have been politically independent, but to the north and to the south two great cultures arose, the Chancay and the Ichma.
- A t first the regional chiefs seem to have been politically independent, but to the north and to the south two great cultures arose, the Chancay and the Ichma.
- Cultural Significance The Ichma culture, emerging after the decline of the Wari Empire, played a significant role in shaping Peru’s early civilizations.
- arwiki ثقافة إيشما. enwiki Ichma culture. eswiki Reino Ichma. fawiki تمدن ایچما. ptwiki Cultura Ichma. ruwiki Ичма.
- The Chancay & Ichma Culture (1100AD-1440AD). With the breakup of the Wari Empire, the era of kingdoms and regional confederations in the Lima region began.
- They were wrapped in textiles and facing the sea. They were buried in separate tombs. They belonged to the Ichma culture which dates to 1000 -1440 CE.