Archaeologists in Peru have discovered an almost intact funerary platform belonging to the Chimu civilization, which predates the Inca Empire. The site, which dates back approximately 600 years, provides insights into the burial practices and cultural significance of the Chimu people. The discovery was made during an excavation in the northern region of Peru, where researchers continue to study the artifacts and structures associated with the platform.
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Archaeologists Discover Nearly Intact Chimu Funerary Platform in Peru
Archaeologists in Peru have found a nearly intact funerary platform from the Chimu civilization, dating back around 600 years. This discovery offers valuable information about the burial customs and culture of the Chimu people.
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600-year-old tomb of pre-Incan Chimu kingdom found in Peru
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Archaeologists Discover Nearly Intact Chimu Funerary Platform in Peru