Extensive burial sites with elongated skulls and looted mummies found across southern Peru

Extensive burial sites with elongated skulls and looted mummies found across southern Peru. Located in southern Peru, Nazca desert region Burial site extends nearly one full kilometer with skulls and bones Extensive looting evident with numerous excavation pits throughout site

In southern Peru's Paracas coastal region and Nazca desert area, multiple burial sites contain ancient inhabitants showing various burial practices. These sites show evidence of looting in some areas. Elongated skulls have been found in the Paracas region. Some sites lack full government protection despite their archaeological value.

Key Facts

• Located in southern Peru, Nazca desert region
• Burial site extends nearly one full kilometer with skulls and bones
• Extensive looting evident with numerous excavation pits throughout site
• Mummies originally buried in seated position with arms across knees
• Mummies wrapped in cotton, textiles, and ropes
• Looters destroyed mummies searching for jewelry and metallurgy
• Elongated skulls found throughout region including Paracus, Ica, Nazca, Cusco, Tiwanaku, and Puma Punku
• Paracus museum maintains collection of elongated skulls
• Sites lack government protection despite archaeological significance
• Bilecky documented elongated skull using 3D imaging without disturbing remains

Source: Raul Bilecky | Major Discoveries in Peru | Pillars of the Past Interview | Megalithomania by MegalithomaniaUK