This symbol likely represents a tumi knife, which were commonly used throughout the Andes as part of sacrifice rituals.

As seen from Mirador de Llipata.

Translated to "the Paracas Family".

Similar to the nose rings often seen on Nazca ceramic paintings. Found at the Cahuachi temple.

Once thought to be the capital of the Nazca culture, Cahuachi is now believed to be their primary religious center and pilgrimage site.

A Wari culture D-shaped tomb, located in their capital city near Ayacucho.

A Wari culture subterranean tomb, located in their capital city north of Ayacucho.