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Introduction

The Nazca Mummies are an intriguing collection of ancient remains found in Peru's Nazca region. Discovered in 2015 in subterranean passages near the famous Nazca Lines, these mummies have captivated global attention. Radiocarbon dating suggests they are from between 200 BCE and 800 CE. Contrary to some speculation, advanced imaging techniques like X-rays and CT scans confirm that the mummies' bones are intact and not fabricated from a mixture of human and animal remains. This discovery continues to be a subject of research and debate within the scientific community.

Notable Specimens

Specimen	Description
Alberto	60.5cm male with 8 ribs, bone disease in right hip with metal implant.
Josefina	58.5cm female with 3-4 eggs and barbell chest implant.
Maria	Some sort of hybrid?
Victoria	Eleven ribs with no eggs or implants; headless in a sitting position.
Wawita	Possible baby hybrid?

Wiki Pages

The following wiki pages need to be developed.

• Specimens Directory
• Timeline of Events
• DNA Analysis
• Research Efforts
• Historical Art