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| Traditional Peruvian small Reed Boats (Caballitos de Totora), straw boats still used by local fishermens in PeruThe Totora horses began to be built about 3000 years ago in the territories of Peru. They are boats made by the locals with reed stems and therefore have an expiration date when they get too wet. The Caballitos de Totora emerged from the Chimú and Moche culture about 3000 years ago. |
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