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Let us see the great similarities between these two cultures:
The Llamas and the camels
Architecture
Similar jewelry
Mummies
In both religions the sun symbolized a deity.
In Egypt it is called “Ra” and in Peru “The Sun God”.
Temple of 3 doors
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