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Native American Artifacts Under Increased Scrutiny

Dickinson College and other institutions that receive federal funding must more closely examine the provenance of Native American artifacts in their collections and repatriate those deemed to be culturally significant to comply with new changes to the Native American Graves Protection and Repatriation Act (NAGPRA). “This is far and away the most dramatic revision NAGPRA.

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Elite Wari Craftsman With Jewels And Rare Tools Found at Peruvian Site

A team of Polish archaeologists have found the perfectly intact tomb of an elite Wari craftsman in Peru at Huarmey Castle including jewels and rare craft tools.

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Traces of 1,200-Year-Old Hallucinogen Found in Peru - Archaeology Magazine

Traces of 1,200-Year-Old Hallucinogen Found in Peru - Archaeology Magazine
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Wari leaders used hallucinogen to keep followers loyal 1,200 years ago, archaeologists say

Researchers found evidence of a psychoactive substance during excavations in the town of Quilcapampa in Peru.

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Hallucinogens Mixed in Beer Empowered an Ancient Andean Empire

For some people, the ideal place to live would e a country whose leaders promote the consumption of beer and psychedelic drugs. While that seems impossible to find today, a new study found a civilization in Peru that flourished a mere 1,000 years ago with a citizenry fueled on hallucinogenic vilca combined with a beer. Read more »

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