From the Lord of Sipan tomb unearthed in a mask
March 1st, 2010
Peru is South America, ancient civilization, ancient cultural sites within the clouds. Found in Peru, there are many great monuments, such as Machu Picchu. But the vast majority of sites are not treasures left. On the one hand because it was the colonial power Spain, translated in Peru overturned, most of the treasure had been snatched away. On the other hand, Peru, civil society is extremely rampant theft of cultural relics, local people immediately rush into mass action if they find artifacts, a grab and light.
Lord of Sipan tomb Tomb in fact is to be found. Before and after 1987, and international frequent artifacts on the black market is obviously from Peru, but it definitely does not belong to the Inca civilization and heritage. Archaeologist, Dr. Alvaro sensitive awareness of these unique artifacts that are likely to have an important relic stolen. He and aides rushed to northern Peru, chikola about near side of the question while searching, and finally in 1988 discovered the Lord of Sipan tomb. Sipan tomb hidden in a valley, the location is secret, without any significant signs around, almost can be said to be very humble, which became the reason it has not been disturbed. The entrance of the tomb Tomb has been opened, the entire tomb tomb by the size of the dozens of composition, luxurious tomb and rich grave goods so Alva Dr. stunned.
In order to continue to protect the cultural relics from being stolen, Dr. Alvaro stubbornly insist on living in the tomb, the entrance to hold up to Peru’s National Cultural Relics Bureau officers will arrive. Alvaro local farmers hate their way of getting money off in the hole threatened to kill him. Fortunately, the artifacts eventually be protected. In the following excavation work, Dr. Alvaro dug a sealed, never been to enter the main tomb of the Lord of Sipan, so he also became the star of the archaeological history of the world.
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