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Saturday, August 23, 2008
Two chews and the shredded remains of a mummy bundle
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The word huaca (also waka) is a quechua word that refers to an ancient site or sacred place. To huaquear is 'to loot'...huaqueando - looting. This site is dedicated to providing a graphic image of destruction of archaeological sites caused by looting.
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