Archaeology
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In this photo released by Andina Agency, a group of workers dig a part of an ancient buried city near the coastal city of Chiclayo, Peru, Sunday, Dec 14, 2008. According to the project’s chief archaeologist Cesar Soriano, the city could provide the...
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