Archaeologists Discovered Over 100 Chachapoya Structures at Gran Pajatén in Peru, Dating Back to 14th Century The Peruvian ...

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The mummy found would have belonged to a society of fishermen of the Chancay culture, which flourished between 1,000 and ...

Each June, the residents of four Indigenous communities in Peru rebuild the last Incan rope bridge. This is episode 48 of Stories of Resistance.

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Incanomys mayopuma, or the Incan water mouse, is about 10 inches long and has traits such as a long flattened tail and large hindfeet with fringe hairs, which indicate it is strongly adapted to ...

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Gran Pajatén is located high in the northeastern Peruvian Andes, and was likely the center of the Chachapoya civilization.

The park is a Unesco Mixed World Heritage site, and famous for the ruins left by the Chachapoya, a civilization that lived in the northeastern Andes of Peru from the 7th to the 16th centuries.