Sican/Lambayeque dynasty and metallurgy (North Coast, c. 800–1375 CE)

1. Early Sicán emerges after Moche decline

   Jan 1, 750Labels: Sic n, Moche collapse

   • WHE
   • Wikipedia

2. Sicán phases defined: Early, Middle, Late

   Jan 1, 900Labels: Izumi Shimada, Sic n

   • Wikipedia
   • WHE

3. Batán Grande becomes a major Sicán center

   Jan 1, 900Labels: Bat n, La Leche

   • Wikipedia
   • Bat nGrande ES

4. Middle Sicán metallurgy reaches peak production

   Jan 1, 900Labels: Middle Sic, metallurgy

   • SciAm
   • WHE

5. Copper “naipes” circulate as standardized ingots

   Jan 1, 1000Labels: copper naipes, ingots

   • WHE

6. Batán Grande burned and abandoned amid crisis

   Jan 1, 1100Labels: Bat n, site abandonment

   • WHE
   • T cume ES

7. Túcume rises as a late Sicán administrative hub

   Jan 1, 1100Labels: T cume, El Purgatorio

   • T cume ES
   • T cume PT

8. Chimú conquest ends Sicán political autonomy

   Jan 1, 1375Labels: Chim state, Sic n

   • WHE
   • MNAHP

9. Sicán Archaeological Project begins systematic research

   Jan 1, 1978Labels: Sic n, Izumi Shimada

   • LoC
   • SciAm

10. Lord of Sicán tomb excavated at Huaca del Oro

    Oct 1, 1991Labels: Lord of, Huaca del

    • SciAm
    • Bat nGrande ES

11. Santuario Histórico Bosque de Pómac established

    Jun 4, 2001Labels: Bosque de, Peruvian state

    • ANP Ley
    • GORE Lamb

12. Bosque de Pómac receives national top-tier tourism rank

    Nov 19, 2024Labels: Bosque de, Mincetur

    • MINCETUR
    • MINAM