Archeologists Find Ruins Of 4,000 Year-Old Temple In Peru

[Sanjeev]

A team of archeologists found the ruins of what seems to be a 4,000-year-old sacred temple buried in a sand dune in northern Peru, as well as skeletal human remains that could have been religious ritual offerings.

The remains were discovered in the sandy desert district of Zana, in the South American country's Lambayeque province, a short distance from the Pacific Ocean and around 780 kilometers (484 miles) north of Lima.

 

[Augusta]

Lately there have been different discoveries that have been unseen for years. This is a good development

 

[Sanjeev]

Yes, this is good finding. There are still lots of things to be found out to explore how old is human civilization and how people used to live and what were their culture and tradition in those days.