A team of archeologists have discovered the ruins of what appears to be a 4,000-year-old ceremonial temple buried in a sand dune of northern Peru ... in a kind of linen or clothing, he said.

It was built by people of the Caral civilization, which thrived in ancient Peru for over a thousand years. The modern Peruvian government hopes the fascinating new find will attract more visitors ...

A trio of painted, unfired-clay figurines has come to light at the coastal site of Vichama in what is now Peru. The three may represent powerful people in an offshoot of the ancient Caral culture.

The next dig is in July, Koons will be there for three weeks, hoping to learn more about this potential ancient Peruvian queen, and uncover more of Pañamarca's secrets.

The discoveries provide valuable insights into the ceremonial practices and architectural styles of ancient Peruvian cultures. The intricate designs and sacrificial evidence highlight the cultural ...

The ancient pyramidal building was found in ‘sector F’ of the Chupacigarro archaeological settlement in Peru - 1km west of the Sacred City of Caral-Supe, a World Heritage site. Picture ...