The Incas saw gold as the sweat of the Sun God
For nearly five centuries, generations of researchers have been searching for the legendary treasure of the Inca empire, which existed in South America between 1438 and…
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For nearly five centuries, generations of researchers have been searching for the legendary treasure of the Inca empire, which existed in South America between 1438 and…
Yesterday, the people of Peru celebrated the 100th anniversary of the adventurers' discovery of the famous ruins of Machu Picchu, a stronghold of the Inca empire.
Historical researcher Brien Forester recently made new judgments that the Machu Picchu ruins of the famous Inca empire could be built by aliens.
According to scientists, today there are many treasures in the world, mentioned by the history books, but have not been found yet so they are considered temporary treasu…
Strange stories about fuselage are told all over the world from ancient to modern times. In the first millennia of the Inca era, the fuselage was one
For more than 400 years, since Spanish navigators discovered the Amazon River located on mainland South America, the big river billowed over an area of 2.8 million squ…
One of the best Inca ruins still exists is Moray, an archaeological site 50km from Cuzco City (Peru) to the northwest and located to the west of Maras village.
So far around them there are still countless rumors that even scientists have to give up.
In June 1011, the University of Jerusalem survey team under the leadership of American explorer halmebinquy came from Cuzco to search for a secret place that the rest of…
The name Moche culture is taken from the name of the Moche river that flows through the land that forms this culture. It used to be the center of the oldest Indian cultu…
In northern Colombia, it was once discovered a strange gold jewelry, which is a product of the Inca era. The designers after thorough research discovered the state and t…
Unesco's Scientific, Educational and Cultural Organization has recognized Bolivia's Inca Trail together with Argentina, Chile, Colombia, Ecuador and Peru as World Cultur…
Unesco's Scientific, Educational and Cultural Organization has recognized Bolivia's Archaeological Site Fuerte de Samaipata as a World Cultural Heritage in 1998.
Many remains of skulls have an oddly stretched skull and countless valuable jewelry have been found at a quarry near Bolivia's capital La Paz.
Red robes on the clothes of two sacrificed Inca young women hundreds of years ago could be used to stop grave thieves.