From the Nazca Lines carved into the desert to the strange burial finds nearby, southern Peru keeps rewriting what we think we know about the ancient world. Researchers at a Peruvian university have uncovered unusual mummified remains, intricate textiles, and vivid cave art showing three-fingered and three-toed figures that echo the shapes drawn across the plateau. In the local Kawki dialect, the name of the surrounding region translates to “laboratory for insemination and cloning.” Whether thes

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