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1930 Halftone Print Chimu Peru Tujilo Chimor Moche Fabric Textile Costume XDC1 AUS2 This is an original 1927This is an original 1930 black and white halftone print of a panel of textile that was probably used in a costume that was created by the people of the Chim culture. The people of this culture lived in Chimor which was located in the Moche Valley in present day Trujillo, Peru. The culture existed between 900 AD and 1470 AD when it was then conquered by the Inca. The Chim were known to have worshipped the moon and viewed the sun (that the Inca