The six objects, found at the archaeological site of Vichama, include snake sculptures and toads linked to water, fertility and the renewal of life.
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At the gates of an El Niño Phenomenon, these objects show the effects of drought, famine, during a series of climatic events. They are part of the archaeological site Vichama, of the Caral civilization. “These societies knew how to adapt, to be resilient,” says researcher