Machu Picchu
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Peru is suing Yale University in a U.S. federal court to recover thousands of Inca artifacts removed from the Machu Picchu jungle ruins nearly a century ago.
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Peru is suing Yale University to recover thousands of Incan relics excavated by an American explorer at Machu Picchu.
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Peruvian government archaeologists have found an Incan mummy and 25 ceremonial objects in a dig within the Machu Picchu state park.
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