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Researchers and archaeologists found evidence that a pre-Inca civilization in Peru held exclusive rituals involving a psychedelic drug.
Archaeologists exploring the numerous underground chambers at the ancient Chavín de Huántar complex in Peru have found evidence of ritual practices involving hallucinogenic drugs, confirming ...
Caral-Supe is one of the oldest civilizations in the world, and oldest-known in the Americas, and Peñico likely inherited ...
New discoveries at Kuélap in Peru include funerary tower, remains and ceremonial artifacts at archaeological site, offering insights into Chachapoya traditions.
The ritual’s results likely negated any need for forced labor, with locals contributing to the construction of Chavín de Huántar’s monuments out of a sense of immense religious awe.
Thousands of years ago in modern-day Peru, hallucinogenic plants were in use in ritual ceremonies at the renowned Chavín de Huántar complex.
New discoveries at Kuélap in Peru include funerary tower, remains and ceremonial artifacts at archaeological site, offering insights into Chachapoya traditions.
New discoveries at Kuélap in Peru include funerary tower, remains and ceremonial artifacts at archaeological site, offering insights into Chachapoya traditions.
New discoveries at Kuélap in Peru include funerary tower, remains and ceremonial artifacts at archaeological site, offering insights into Chachapoya traditions.