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Chimu
[ chee-moo ]
noun
- a member of an Amerindian people inhabiting the northern coast of Peru and having a highly developed urban culture that lasted until its destruction by the Incas.
- the language of this people.
adjective
- of, relating to, or characteristic of the Chimu, their language, or their culture.
Example Sentences
And while Alexander Graham Bell, born in Edinburgh but working in the United States, is credited with inventing the telephone, his work followed decades of work by others, such as Italian Antonio Meucco and the 1,200-year-old acoustic telephone technology from the Chimu Culture of Peru, stored at the National Museum of the American Indian in Washington.
The skeletons were found in a small space measuring 10 sq m in what was once the capital of the Chim煤 empire.
The Chim煤 ruled parts of present-day Peru.
Experts think that the mass grave may have been a burial place where members of the Chim煤 elite were laid to rest.
According to Ms Cueva, the later shows that the Chim煤 handled and moved the remains of their loved ones.
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