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Inca
Archaeology
National Geographic: 500-Year-Old Inca Offering Found in Lake Titicaca
An international team of archaeologists found the Inca offering deep in the waters of Lake Titicaca, undisturbed for 500 years.
Archaeology
Pachacamac: The Ruins of a Pre-Inca Pilgrimage Site Near Lima
Pachacamac is one of the most important pre-Inca pilgramige sites in South America. Here's what to know, what to see and how to get there.
The latest news about Peru
Harvard Researchers Lead Genetic Study of Peru’s Central Andes
The notable genetic study makes conclusions about Peru's ancient 'cosmopolitan' urban centers, genetic differentiation, and long-range population mobility.
Culture
Inca Manuscript Stolen During Chilean Occupation of Peru Recovered
The extraordinary manuscript was written by a descendant of Inca nobility and acquired by private Brazilian collectors who returned it to Peru.
Cusco
Visiting Cusco, Peru: A City that Bravely Defends its Tradition
A writer shares his impressions and insights on art, food, architecture, and ancient plazas while visiting Cusco, Peru. Read all about it here.
Traveling in Peru
The Trail to Machu Picchu: Learn About Ancient Inca Sun Clocks
Inca sun clocks (Intihuatana) were one of the most important Inca creations, allowing them to make sense of the cosmos and structure an entire society.
Traveling in Peru
5 Best Things to do in Paracas, Peru
Paracas or El Chaco is a lovely beach town around 235 km from Lima. Find out why this is a popular spot for tourists looking to take a few days break.
History
Learning from Inca History: Exploring the Psychology of the Ego
I am interested in the psychology of Incas themselves and what we can learn from it. Similar mechanisms are at play in human psyche of today.