The residues of “elite woman” died 5,000 years ago were found on the site of past garbage

Archaeologists in Peru said they found 5,000-year-old remains of Najib in St. Caral, used as a garbage garbage for decades. The researchers said that new discoveries found an important role in the oldest Cultural Center in America.

“Discovered, a woman, an elite woman, who probably had a high status,” Archaeologist David Palomino told AFP.

Mummy has been in the 1990s for more than 30 years, for more than 30 years, a sacred site, which has been in the city of Carbage, has been found in Aspero.

Palomino, carefully protected balances, which have been part of the skin, nails and hair for 3,000 years and wrapped in a shroud consisting of several layers and macaw feathers. Macaws are colored birds belonging to the parrot family.

The funeral of the woman presented to journalists at the Ministry of Culture TrousSeau Tousseau, was included in a drawer shoot, stone pot and straw basket.

“This is an exceptional burial due to the protection of skin, hair and nails, in this area is a rare situation in this area, which is commonly restored by the Pow Culture said on a news broadcast.

Preliminary analysis shows that the residues in December belongs to a woman of 20 to 35 years, about 5 feet, and wearing hats – made with a set of twisting.

Palomino told reporters that “usually the rulers thought that the rulers were men or have more prominent roles in society” Caral played a very important role in Civilization. “

The Caral Society was developed between 3,000 and 1800, as in Mesopotamia, Egypt and China, 3,000 and 1800 at the same time.

The city is located 115 miles north of Lima and 12 miles from the Pacific Ocean.

In 2009, the UN Heritage Site was declared.

The Ministry of Culture, in 2016 in 2016, the “Lady of Four Tupus” and “Elite Male”, other elite burials found in the “Lady of four Tupus”, said the other elite buries are watching.

At the beginning of this month, an ancient tomb was found in South Peruvian researchers the remains of two dozens of people He believed that the battle was the victims.