The 1995 discovery of the 'ice maiden,' and more recent excavations at Cerro Llulliallaco (yu-yai-YA-ko), the world's highest archaeological site at 22,210 feet above sea level, have uncovered the mummified remains of young human sacrifices from this culture.
The 1995 discovery of the 'ice maiden,' and more recent excavations at Cerro Llulliallaco (yu-yai-YA-ko), the world's highest archaeological site at 22,210 feet above sea level, have uncovered the mummified remains of young human sacrifices from this culture. These sites are especially important since no written history exists from, FTP, what large and diverse pre-Columbian empire of the Andes mountains?
The 1995 discovery of the 'ice maiden,' and more recent excavations at Cerro Llulliallaco (yu-yai-YA-ko), the world's highest archaeological site at 22,210 feet above sea level, have uncovered the mummified remains of young human sacrifices from this culture.
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