ONE OF THE ANCIENT STRUCTURES – THE TEMPLE OF FIRE IN PERU

How can this be? In Peru, that find is the oldest. Paradoxically, archaeologists dug out a temple in which people once probably worshiped fire and which — yes-yes — turned out to be the most ancient religious building with painted walls in both Americas at once. And in general, somehow strange.
Going to the district of Ventarron, located 800 kilometers from the Peruvian capital of Lima, Walter Alva (Walter Alva Alva) was guided, perhaps, not so much by outburst enthusiasm, as by ordinary interest. After all, it has long been known that this is a place where some antiquities are buried underground, numerous lovers of free antiques have repeatedly plundered. Continue reading →