Lanzón, Monolith in Peru
The Lanzón is a granite stela depicting a supernatural being, located in the ancient ruins of Chavín de Huántar, Peru.
Dating back to 500 BC, the Lanzón is considered one of the earliest known examples of monumental stone sculpture in the Andes.
The Lanzón represents a significant part of the Chavín culture, embodying their complex religious beliefs and rituals.
Visitors can view the Lanzón in its original location within the Old Temple at Chavín de Huántar.
The Lanzón is unique for its intricate carvings and the mystery surrounding its purpose and meaning.
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