Hallazgo arqueológico en Kuélap: restos óseos revelan prácticas funerarias de la civilización Chachapoya en Perú
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Arqueólogos peruanos han descubierto restos óseos de cinco individuos y objetos ceremoniales en la fortaleza preincaica de Kuélap, en el norte de Perú. Este hallazgo, el primero de su tipo en el sitio, revela prácticas funerarias complejas de la civilización Chachapoya (800-1570 d.C.). La estructura funeraria tiene forma de herradura, está levantada sobre una plataforma y se accede subiendo dos peldaños, lo que demuestra el alto valor cultural alcanzado por esta civilización precolombina.
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· 3 pulledEs la primera vez que se descubre una estructura de estas características que revela 'el alto valor cultural alcanzado por la civilización Chachapoya'
La estructura funeraria hallada presenta una planta en forma de herradura levantada sobre una plataforma a la que se accede subiendo dos peldaños
Los investigadores hallaron una estructura funeraria con huesos de cinco individuos y objetos ceremoniales en el complejo arqueológico de Kuélap
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