Ancient Cult's Water Worship
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•Archaeologists Found 3,800-Year-Old Ruins That Unveil a Forgotten Water Cult
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Four skeletal remains have been found in a temple in Peru 's Viru Valley.
The temple is likely from sometime between 1800 to 900 BC , predating the Incan Empire .
Each of the bodies was placed on its side facing the mountains, facing the water source.
The area is known for its early ceramics, cobblestone and clay plaster walls.
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