Inti.
A temple complex in this country contains many incised reliefs of fanged shamans transforming into cats and features a circular plaza between the Castillo and the Old Temple. That site has a long thin pillar with a divine being carved into it, called the Lanzon. A culture from this country made images of blood being offered to the Owl Priest. Chavin de Huantar is located in this country, which is also home to a cycle of murals depicting a spider-like priest holding a severed head. A woman who was buried at that site with two golden clubs is called the "Lady of Cao." A necklace of peanut kernels was found in another burial site in this country called Sipán. Many stirrup-spouted vessels were made by the (*) Moche in this country, who also practiced mummification. A city in this country was built in the shape of a puma, and contains a temple called the Qurikancha, which was dedicated to the sun god Inti. For 10 points, name this modern-day country home to Cuzco and Machu Picchu.
A temple complex in this country contains many incised reliefs of fanged shamans transforming into cats and features a circular plaza between the Castillo and the Old Temple.
Peru