Mojeque
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Mojeque is located in the valley of Casma in Peru. It is an archaeological site, with united very ample seats. It has great rooms, terraces, cemeteries; emphasizing a great mud pyramid with 3500 years of antiquity. It presents/displays six enormous emeralds, black and yellow.
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