LIMA (Reuters) - Archaeologists in Peru have uncovered evidence that could point to a woman ruling in a coastal valley during the ancient Moche culture more than 1,300 years ago, including a stone ...

Archaeologists found ancient, pillared halls in Peru’s Nepena Valley that include a finely painted throne room depicting a powerful woman. Remnants of hair in the throne room indicates that the woman ...

A team of archaeologists and conservators has uncovered a spectacular "throne room" in Peru that appears to have been occupied by a powerful female leader. The pillared room was revealed at the site ...

DENVER — The work was slow and painstaking. Peruvian conservators chipped away at 1,000 years of dirt, hoping to uncover something special along the country's northern coast. Pañamarca had revealed ...

Archaeologists excavated an ancient hall in Pañamarca and uncovered a throne near murals depicting a “powerful” woman leader, photos show. Photo from José Antonio Ochatoma Cabrera via Pañamarca ...