Hallan en La Libertad semillas de ulluchus asociadas a rituales con sangre, diez rostros de arcilla y cerámicas ceremoniales mochicas

Archaeological excavations in the Chicama valley of the La Libertad region have led to the recovery of significant artifacts linked to the ceremonial and cultural practices of the Moche society. The findings include ulluchu seeds associated with blood rituals, ten clay faces, and ceremonial Moche ceramics.

The discovered materials provide further insight into the ritualistic and cultural traditions of the ancient Moche civilization, highlighting the significance of the Chicama valley as a site for archaeological preservation and historical research.