Kotosh is an archaeological site located in the highlands of Peru, near the town of Huánuco. It dates back to around 2000 BCE and is known for its unique temple structures, which feature intricate stonework and ceremonial spaces. The site is significant for understanding the early development of Andean cultures. The Kotosh culture is recognized for its distinctive pottery and religious practices. One of the most notable features of Kotosh is the "Temple of the Crossed Hands," which showcases a unique architectural style. This site provides valuable insights into the social and spiritual life of ancient Peruvian civilizations.