In Peru, traces of a settlement of 15 thousand years were found
Traces of the ancient population of the New World discovered archaeologists on the coast of Peru. Earlier in UACA Prieta, about 600 kilometers north of Lima, a mound was known, built about 7800 years ago. But now, during the excavations, traces of a much earlier culture were found under it. Among the finds there are stone tools, animal bones, plant residues, the age of which is at least 15 thousand years, which puts UAC in a row with the oldest parking of people on the American continent.