First Unlooted Royal Tomb of Its Kind Unearthed in Peru

[Skywizard]

Three queens were buried with golden treasures and human sacrifices.
It was a stunning discovery: the first unlooted imperial tomb of the Wari, the ancient civilization that built South America's earliest empire between 700 and 1000 A.D. Yet it wasn't happiness that Milosz Giersz felt when he first glimpsed gold in the dim recesses of the burial chamber in northern Peru.

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Images of winged, supernatural beings adorn a pair of heavy gold-and-silver ear ornaments that one high-ranking Wari woman wore to her grave in the imperial tomb at El Castillo de Huarmey.  In all, the archaeological team found the remains of 63 individuals, including three Wari queens.

Read full story at source: http://news.nationalgeographic.com/news/2013/06/130627-peru-archaeology-wari-south-america-human-sacrifice-royal-ancient-world/

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skywizard

[pyrangello]

pretty cool , there's lots of stuff there, I have a friend there with her family there , said many years ago while farming the land found all kinds of stuff in the ground.

[ghostrider]

, the so=called gods of egypt are the same ones in south america, they have a lineage back to ancient Lyria, they were giants living to be over 1,000 yrs old ...the sons of heaven ...building pyramids, obssessions with gold, setting buildings in line with star constellations, some of their names were Ptaah, Semjase, hint ...he he ...an ancient family lineage, thats why the plejaren feel responsible for the problems on earth ...