A team of archaeologists working on Las Animas Hill in the lush dry desert of La Otra Banda in Northern Peru have discovered two ceremonial structures, one of which dates back to the Moche Culture, between 600 and 700 AD, and the other from the Initial Period, which dates to an ancient 3,500 BC.
A human child burial, artefacts, painted walls and high relief friezes have also been discovered, and both structures appear to be ceremonial in purpose.
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Contents:
0:00 Introduction
0:56 Pyramid-Like Step Structure
1:43 1,400-Year-Old Skeleton
2:22 5,000-Year-Old Architecture
3:05 Anthropomorphic Frieze
3:47 The Painted Wall
4:13 Concluding Remarks
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