-
Grave robbery, tomb robbing, or tomb
raiding is the act of
uncovering a grave, tomb or
crypt to
steal commodities. It is
usually perpetrated to take and...
-
Subsequent archaeological finds have been next to non-existent,
though huaqueros (grave robbers) at some
point prior to the 1960s
began selling stones...
- "scientifically discovered".
Bingham merged his
reliance on
prospecting by
local huaqueros with the
notion that
science had a
sovereign claim on all
artifacts that...
- decapitation. In
February 1987, a man by the name of
Ernil Bernal led a band of
huaqueros (tomb looters) who
tunneled into one of the
pyramids located at Huaca...
- to the
Nazca culture. The
cemetery has been
extensively plundered by
huaqueros (grave robbers) who have left
human bones and
pottery scattered around...
- careta”, “La encrucijada” and “El caudillo”),
three unknown stories (“Los
huaqueros”, “El Abominable” and “Juegos en la infancia”) and an
unpublished one...
- Quechua,
where it is
likely that the
figurines take
their name. In Peru, a
huaquero is a
person that digs in
ancient pre-Columbian
ruins illegally in order...
- ISBN 9780894670398,
retrieved 2022-05-16 Yates,
Donna (2012-07-12). "
Huaquero « Trafficking Culture".
Huaquero.
Retrieved 2022-04-13. Fr****ani,
Alessia (2016-03-31)...
- high
resolution satellite data to
observe and
monitor the
phenomenon of
huaqueros (archaeological looting) in some
archaeological areas in
southern and...
- ISBN 9780894670398,
retrieved 2022-05-16 Yates,
Donna (2012-07-12). "
Huaquero Trafficking Culture".
Huaquero.
Archived from the
original on 2022-07-01.
Retrieved 2022-04-13...
