Robert Clarkのインスタグラム(robertclarkphoto) - 3月28日 03時42分

​I'm still in Peru on assignment for @ナショナルジオグラフィック i'm seeing some amazing archeological finds. I can't share anything right now, but will when the time is right.
Being in Peru reminded me of the other work from Peru. The above photo of a Chachapoya Bundle mummy, photographed as part story on the Inca for @ナショナルジオグラフィック.
It is also one of my photos that I have put into a portfolio of images to help me raise money for a book and an educational app on #EvolutionaryBiology. ​ Follow the link in my bio for the gallery.​ ​The mummies are from northern Peru--an area that the Inca wanted for their own. The Inca at first tried to persuade the Chachapoya to become part of the empire peacefully. When that failed, the Inca fought for​ won. ​
A cache of more than 200 mummies was found in Peru in late 1996 by machete wielding grave robbers ​who missed opening this bundle.​
The mummies were discovered in cave-like niches set in a cliff in an area of northern Peru called Laguna de los Cóndores near Leymebamba.
The people of this cold, wet, and rainy area seemed to have purposefully selected dry caves for the burials. It is possible that "Chachapoya" is derived from "sacha puya", which in an Incan language means "cloud people."

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