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Tattooed mummy found
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WASHINGTON - A female mummy with complex tattoos on her arms has
been found in a ceremonial burial site in Peru, the National
Geographic Society reported Tuesday.
The mummy was accompanied ceremonial items including jewelry
and weapons and the remains of a teenage girl who had been
sacrificed, archaeologists reported. The burial was at a site
called El Brujo on Peru's north coast near Trujillo.
They said the woman was part of the Moche culture that thrived
in the ...
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