Peru: 38 Skeletons Unearthed in Ancient Tomb
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The remains of at least 38 people and metal weapons have been found near Chan Chan, in a burial site that is about 600 years old.
Archaeologists uncover 600-year-old Chan Chan burial complex in Peru, along with 38 high-status individuals
Archaeologists in Peru have uncovered a remarkably well-preserved funerary platform containing the remains of 38 high-status individuals at the ancient city of Chan Chan, dating back more than 600 years.
In Peru, a team of archaeologists discovered a funeral platform dating from about 600 years ago at the site of Chan Chan, in the region of La Libertad. (ANSA)
The discovery makes it possible to learn more about this pre-Incaic kingdom and some of its high-status members.
In Peru, an almost 600-year-old burial site with remains of at least 38 persons of high social rank and their burial gifts was found.
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