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Culture
A Crash Course: Ancient Andean Instruments
Music from the Andes is as diverse and rich as the many cultures that brought it into creation. Here is a crash course in...
Traveling in Peru
What You Need To Know Before Visiting The Nazca Lines
The Nazca lines, a UNESCO World Heritage site that still baffles scientists and archeologists, is a must visit for everyone who comes to Peru must have.
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2,000 Year-Old Engravings Found in Peruvian Amazon Monolith
A 3D scanner allowed explorers to see a variety of engravings on a monolith believed to be 2,000 years old located in the Amazon jungle of Peru.
Archaeology
5,000 Year-Old Pyramid Found in Ancash (Photos)
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.
Archaeology
This Archaeology Discovery in Peru is Over 3,000 Years Old
A megalithic temple found in Lambayeque is believed to have served for fertility rituals. Read on about this archaeology discovery in Peru here.
Culture
Royal Tombs of Sipán Registers 2.8 Million Visitors Since Opening
More than 2.8 million visitors have visited the Royal Tombs of Sipan in Lambayeque, Peru since its opening in 2002. The tombs were discovered 32 years ago.
Archaeology
National Geographic Drones Unveil Inca Site in Cusco
A drone using laser technology allowed National Geographic researches to dig unveil previously unknown features of the Inca site Wat'a in Cusco.
Archaeology
Scientists mapped Toro Muerto with drones
Toro Muerto, one of the largest rupestre art reservoirs in Peru –and in the world-, is being studied to analyze and document the monuments...