Archaeologists have found the remains of 33 people who were sacrificed 600 years ago at Chotuna-Chornancap, an Inca site in northern Peru. “The majority (of the bodies) are in good condition – skin tissues and hair have been preserved. They were found in a dry area more than 7 feet underground,†said lead excavator Carlos Webster.
Scientists are investigating Maya artwork depicting plant life. “By determining what plants were important to the ancient Maya, it is my hope that identified plants can be further studied for pharmaceutical, culinary, economic, and ceremonial uses,†said natural historian… Continue reading
