The embroidered feather panel is one of the oldest examples of feather art in the Andes. The Caral civilization developed at the same time as the early societies of ancient Egypt, Mesopotamia ...

Some scholars suggest that Caral-Supe represents the earliest civilization ... feathers—one of the earliest known pieces of feather art in the Andes. The woman also wore a headdress made ...

Excavations at the fishing settlement of Áspero are yielding some of the best looks yet at the Caral civilization, an Andean society established around the same time as the rise of ancient Egypt.

evidences the extensive exchange networks maintained by the Caral civilization with other regions. The macaw feather panel is particularly significant, as it represents one of the oldest examples of ...

Archeologist David Palomino told Reuters that the way in which the woman’s skin, hair and nails were preserved indicates she was of "high status" in the ancient Caral civilization. Researchers ...

Peruvian archaeologists unearthed an exceptional tomb at the archaeological site of Áspero, revealing the remains of an elite woman from the ancient Caral civilization, dating back about 5,000 years.

An archaeological site that used to be a garbage dump has revealed the extraordinarily preserved mummy of an elite woman from the ancient Caral civilization of Peru. The woman was buried with ...

The Caral civilization, active around 3000 B.C., thrived in isolation at the same time as the Egyptian pyramids were rising and Mesopotamia was inventing writing.

or that they had more prominent roles in society" women had "played a very important role in the Caral civilization." Caral society developed between 3000 and 1800 BC, around the same time as ...