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Archaeologists in Peru found 14 human frameworks in Puemape temples, findings that have the potential to change understanding of the architecture of early rituals and ancestral worship on the coast.
The latest excavation by the Chicama Archeology Program, San Marcos National University, shows that human activity in Puemape has existed since 2200 BC, making it one of the oldest ceremonial centers in the region.
Some skeletons are found with hands tied to the back and lined up.
This burial method is thought to be related to the ritual of human sacrifice or post-conflict burial by Salinar culture, which occupies the site for centuries after being abandoned.
The remnants of the body are estimated to come from around 1000 BC.
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