PERUvian elongated skulls handling criticized as scientifically shady. Elongated skulls from PERU were treated suspiciously A scientist opened 62 grave bundles but only recorded 6 and closed the rest Rockefeller bought four of the skulls and was first to invest money into studying them
Elongated skulls from Paracas, PERU have been studied by researchers. PERU archaeologist Julio Tello documented these finds in the late 1920s. Various studies have examined whether the elongation resulted from artificial cranial deformation or other factors.
Key Facts
- Elongated skulls from PERU were treated suspiciously
- A scientist opened 62 grave bundles but only recorded 6 and closed the rest
- Rockefeller bought four of the skulls and was first to invest money into studying them
- Public filming of bundle openings occurred but video and reports cannot be found
- Newspaper covered the public event but the article no longer exists
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