The fuel staff in Peru found a mummy dated to a thousand years previous through the time of pipe set up in Lima. The corporate named Calidda mentioned this and confirmed this newest discovery of the prehistoric tomb in Peru. The employees discovered a trunk of the huarango tree, which is an inheritance of Peru’s coastal area. It served as a tomb marker in historical past and has a depth of 20 inches, as reported by the archaeologist Jesus Bahamonde to the fuel firm Calidda.
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