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Nazca, Peru
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On the west of Nazca, some 40 km away, is located one of the most strange cemeteries on Earth. The place is called the Death Valley, and it is inhabited by a group of farmers who make a living plundering the ancient tombs of their ancestors. The Death Valley has been totally destroyed by this people, who are also known as Huaqueros or graver robbers. On the desert surface, one can see hundreds of bones, skulls, complete human bodies and old tombs. The bodies are found naked due to the robbery, and their state of preservation is amazing.
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