1,000 -year -old Mummy Chenke, found by gas workers in Peru, is associated with culture

Gas workers in Peru discovered a mother at the age of one thousand years at the time of pipe installation in Lima. The company named Cadidda said this and confirmed this latest discovery of prehistoric mausoleum in Peru. Workers found a trunk of the Hurango tree, the legacy of the coastal region of Peru. It acts as a grave marker in history and has a 20 -inch depth, as archaeologist Jesus Bahmonda has told the gas company Cadidda.

Archaeological excavation mummy found

In search of a heritage site in Lima, Cadidda also employed several archaeologists to get the excavation on a deep level. Archaeologist Jesus Bahmonde Said they found Mummy of a boy aged 10 to 15 at a depth of 1.2 meters. The method of burial and objects indicated its development between 1000 and 1200, that SaidAccording to Bahmonde, the mother was found in a position to sit with hands and feet. He was shroud and found with Kailash gourd.

Mummy is related to pre-intek

With mummy, there were ceramic objects, such as plates, jaggery and bottles were found which were decorated with fishermen and geometric figures. This style of burial is similar to the pre-ENK Chankey culture between the 11th and 15th centuries.

How they were found

The excavation occurred when the gas worker was finding out from an Avenue from an Avenue in the district located in North Lima. In Peru, this utility is necessary for companies to hire archaeologists while drilling the Earth. This is because there is a possibility of obtaining any heritage sites.

Lima, a place of archaeological sites

So far, Cadidda has made more than 2,200 archaeological conclusions since 2004. Lima is home to more than 500 archaeological sites, including 12 Huacas, which are ancient cemeteries called in indigenous Queshua language.