Archaeologists have made a significant discovery in Peru, unearthing ancient tombs from the Chimu kingdom that have remained untouched by looters for centuries.
The find has been hailed as 'the discovery of the decade' by one archaeologist, marking the first time burials from the Chimu kingdom have been found intact.
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The discovery provides new insights into the Chimu kingdom and its history
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