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Spectacular Peruvian Rope Bridge, last of its kind, carries forward tradition of the Inca

April 29, 2015 ancient Andes bridge community culture history Inca peru tradition weave Leave a comment

First Ever Evidence for Ancient Bone Surgery found in Peru – Holes Drilled in Legs

February 9, 2015 bioarchaeology bodies bones chchapoya healing leg peru shaman skeleton surgery trepanation Leave a comment

Nazca lines ripped up by quarrying operations in Peru

May 22, 2014 ancient archaeology geoglyph nazca lines peru Leave a comment

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