A multi-disciplinary study of pre-ceramic era temple structure and natural disasters in the Peruvian coastal region

在Las Shicras考古遗址进行了重建，提供了有关该遗址核心结构北丘的许多信息。土墩顶部的建筑是寺庙建筑，可以追溯到早期形成时期（公元前2900-1800年），并曾进行最少八次更新或更换工程。在这些过程中，大量的shicra被使用，这是该网站的显着特点之一。据确定，shicra提供了一定程度的抗震性，但在某些条件下，似乎失去了这种效果。这些发现证实了含Shicra的寺庙对地震运动的反应，以及Shicra在减轻损害方面的作用。

Excavations were made at the Las Shicras archaeological site, providing much information about the North Mound of the core structure of the site. The structures on top of the mound are temple architecture that dates from the early formative period (2900-1800 B.C.), and they were found to have been subjected to renewal or replacement work at least 8 times. During those processes, large amounts of shicra were used, which is one of the distinguishing features of this site. It was determined that the shicra provided a certain level of seismic resistance, but under certain conditions it appeared that this effect was lost. These findings confirmed the behavior of the shicra-containing temple in response to seismic motion, and the effect of shicra in mitigating damage.