NOVA Online presents an expedition to Peru in search of Incan mummies on Mt. Sara Sara.

An interactive tour of the Paloma site in western Peru, including a virtual dig and excavation databases.

A theory on how the Incas could have efficiently cut a stone (still on the ground) to fit perfectlty in a hole in a wall under construction

Precolumbian gold and turquoise jewelry once for sale at Sotheby's has been returned to Peru.

Pictures, text excerpts, and advertisement by Keith Muscutt, author of a book on the ancient Chachapoya of Peru.

From Yahoo! News, the stone, which is both a national symbol and one of Cusco's best-known tourist sites, was damaged with either a nail, a screwdriver or a chisel, the INC said.

Site centers on the archaeology of complex societies in Latin America and Andean South America and focuses upon the study of how the Tiwanaku civilization expanded from the lake Titicaca region to control much of the southern Andes.

National Geographic's interactive expedition up Mount Ampato, Peru, with Johan Reinhard.

From ABD News, a Frenchman has torn down part of an ancient Inca wall to build a hotel that he ironically wanted to call The Archaeologist.

Visible from ESA's Proba spacecraft 600 kilometres away in space are the largest of the many Nasca Lines; ancient desert markings now at risk from human encroachment as well as flood events feared to be increasing in frequency.