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Pre-Columbian burial ground
A team of archaeologists from the National Museum found a 1,200 year old Indian burial ground in a ranch near Nicoya, in the western province of Guanacaste.

More than 80 pieces of pottery, stone axes, and human bones are part of what has been unearthed so far, according to team leader Wilson Valerio.

Among the most striking findings, Valerio pointed out three pieces that represent pregnant women in detail. He also said that they have found an unusual amount of remains of bonfires in the burial ground.


 



 

 
   

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