Legend has it that the Santiago river used to swallow the canoe of anyone trying to explore it. Now an indigenous community is discovering surprising species in its waters.
Chiclayo is celebrating following the inauguration and blessing of a large statue of Pope Leo XIV, located in a central ...
The potential starter pit at the Santa Barbara zone continues to be open laterally and downdip with definition drilling ...
The survey, run with ITB Berlin and Diversity Tourism, highlights large gaps between legal rights, social acceptance and real ...
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Thousands of mysterious holes in peru may finally be explained
High in the Peruvian Andes, a ribbon of thousands of hand-dug pits marches across a barren hillside, so regular and extensive that it is visible from the air like a dotted scar. For decades, ...
Climate impacted community members from Peru, the Philippines, and Belgium urged governments at COP30 to commit to a roadmap to phase ...
Darren Bazeley tells Sky Sports why he swapped the UK for New Zealand in 2005, his extensive history with the national team, ...
New research published in Antiquity reveals the first scientific evidence that Peru’s puzzling “Band of Holes” — once ...
South Asia is already witnessing the devastating health impacts of climate change. In 2024, the average Indian experienced nearly 20 heatwave days, with 6.5 of those days directly attributable to ...
By John Dudley, University Communications and MarketingA century after it first baffled explorers and inspired speculation ...
Daura Gold discovers a new mineralized zone southwest of the Antonella Project in Ancash (Peru), with high silver and gold contents.
Ancient rock art was meant to be heard as well as seen and now acoustic archaeologists are bringing the sounds of prehistoric ...
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