Archaeology

Pachacamac is one of the most important pre-Inca pilgramige sites in South America. Here’s what to know, what to see and how to get there.

From megalithic temples to mammal fossils dating back millions of years, these are some of the most thrilling archaeological finds in Peru between 2019 and 2020.

Archeologists dug through six meters of soil to find what is most likely a ceremonial structure in the shape of a pyramid used 5,000 years ago in Ancash.

Researchers have found over 140 new Nazca lines, one of which stretches longer than the Statue of Liberty stands tall. What purpose did the geoglyphs serve?

A megalithic temple found in Lambayeque is believed to have served for fertility rituals. Read on about this archaeology discovery in Peru here.

A drone using laser technology allowed National Geographic researches to dig unveil previously unknown features of the Inca site Wat’a in Cusco.

Archeologists found the dog fossils in great condition in a Sechin archeological site in the province of Casma, reports El Comercio.

In Cusco, the fossil belonging to a prehistoric mammal was found while municipal workers were paving a street.

To date, archaeologists have found more than 250 human remains of children slaughtered and buried in graves in the Pampa La Cruz sector in Huanchaco.