Mummy Found in Peru: Ancient Ceramics Discovered

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A young woman's mummy was discovered abandoned on a street in Lima, Peru, alongside ancient ceramic artifacts. Forensic experts estimate the remains belong to a woman around 20 years old. The discovery was made by a security guard in the La Victoria district and reported by Peruvian media. The thread also briefly touches on unrelated topics, indicating a need for clarity on how to handle the situation.
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Mummy found abandoned in Peru's capital
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A mummy, apparently of a young woman, was abandoned on a Lima street along with ancient ceramic artifacts, a forensic expert told Peruvian media.The mummified remains of a woman around 20, according to the opinion of medical examiners, were found by a security guard Sunday night on a street in the La Victoria district, RPP radio said on its web site.
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