Archaeologists Discover 37 Masked Mummies in Ancient Tombs, Wrapped in Colorful Shrouds

Arkeolog Temukan 37 Mumi Bertopeng di Makam Kuno, Terbungkus Kafan Warna-warni

Archaeologists Discover 37 Masked Mummies in Ancient Tomb, Wrapped in Colorful Shrouds.

Archaeologists Discover 37 Masked Mummies in Ancient Tombs, Wrapped in Colorful Shrouds

Dream - Archaeologists discover a tomb containing mysterious mummies from the 10th to the 15th century BC in South America.

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According to scientificamerican.com, the archaeologist found mummies that are claimed to be over 1,000 years old, several hundred years before the Inca tribe ruled the western part of South America. Interestingly, in this discovery, 73 bodies were found wrapped in colorful cloth and tied with string. Krzysztof Makowski, the head of archaeological research at the Catholic University of Peru, said that some other mummies were even buried wearing wooden masks and ceramic objects called fake heads.

The unique condition clearly makes a number of archaeologists more eager to know the discovery of artifacts at the site. In addition to the discovery of this mummy, they also found a number of sticks and traces of settlements at this site. Archaeologists successfully found 2 unique sticks in the pile of 'thorny oyster' shells, its Latin name is Spondylus princeps.

The translation of the given 'Bahasa' text to 'English' while preserving any html tags is: "Both wooden sticks display carvings that depict information related to the social hierarchy in the Pachacámac community."

It is also known that a number of these artifacts are related to the people of the Tiwanaku Kingdom. Because both of these staffs are decorated with an icon of a leader wearing a headdress, similar to those worn by the inhabitants of the Tiwanaku Kingdom. This Tiwanaku Kingdom is located to the south of the Wari Empire, which is now Peru, Bolivia, and Chile. According to the obtained source, the people in Pachacámac also have a good relationship with the people of Tiwanaku.

They found this mummy and carved staff at the archaeological site owned by the Wari culture, namely in Pachacámac, which is located near Lima, Peru. This discovery marks the development of settlements from the Wari era to the peak of the Inca era in the 15th century.

"Kekaisaran Wari"

In the Quechua language used by the native population, the word Pachacámac means 'the one who gives life to the Earth'. They were buried near the Wari Painted Temple and originated between the years 800 and 1100, when the Wari Empire was developing in that region. (Report: M Bintang Alfan Nur Fauzi)

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