Caral, Americas’ Oldest City
with Georges Fery, IMS Fellow, accomplished writer, photographer... a lifelong student of the ancient cultures of the Americas
When King Narmer unified Egypt in the Early Dynastic
Period (3150 BCE), Caral was already an important
metropolis spread across 160 acres, twenty miles
upstream in the Supe river valley of the so-called
Norte Chico in northern Peru.
Georges Fery
lives in Dallas, TX and is a lifelong student
of ancient cultures of the Americas, their yesteryears history,
rituals, religion, and social organization. A longtime member
and Fellow of the Institute of Maya Studies as well as the
Royal Geographical Society. Over the last 40 years, together
with fellow members of above institutions together with
local archaeologists and scholars, 168 ancient sites, to this day,
in North, Central and South America. His articles are published
in the quarterly magazine Ancient American (ancientamerican.com),
as well as online in popular-archaeology.com, travelthruhistory.com,
and mexicolore.co.uk.