3,000-Year-Old Tomb Changed What We Know About Ancient Peru.
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03,000-Year-Old Tomb Changed What We Know About Ancient Peru.
According to Yuji Seki, who led researchers from Japan's National Museum of Ethnology, and Peru's National University of San Marcos, the findings are extremely important.
Similar tombs, such as the tomb of the Lady of Pacopampa, found in 2009, and the tomb of the Serpent Jaguar Priests, found in 2015, have important connections to the tomb of the Pacopampa Priest, which may be 300 years older.
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According to Yuji Seki
who led researchers from Japan's National Museum of Ethnology
and Peru's National University of San Marcos
the findings are extremely important.
Similar tombs
such as the tomb of the Lady of Pacopampa
found in 2009
and the tomb of the Serpent Jaguar Priests
found in 2015
have important connections to the tomb of the Pacopampa Priest
which may be 300 years older.