(Quechuapaña, right hand, on the right, marka village,[1] "village on the right", hispanicized spelling Pañamarca) is an archaeological site in the Ancash Region in Peru.[2] It is situated in the Santa Province, Nepeña District, on the right bank of the Nepeña River. An aspect of this archaeological site that is not well known is the fact that this site is home to many artifacts that link back to the Incan Empire.[3] This site is also linked up with the Moche Culture[3] and together, this site was occupied by two civilizations, the Inca and the Moche, which is significant because the archaeology that is present at the site shows that the sit was important in the eyes of multiple cultures.