[SunkenCiv]

A piece of ceramic from the Tiawanacu culture is part of an archeological find in downtown Copacabana. Archeologists have begun digging at an ancient ceremonial site in eastern Bolivia to piece together the rites and daily life of cultures dating as far back as 3,000 years. [David Mercado, Reuters]

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[SunkenCiv]

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[the invisib1e hand]

ancient ruins aren’t news. Ancient things that aren’t ruined are.

[madison10]

...little-known religious tradition called Yayamama is thought to have flourished in the Andes...

Not Obamama? The artifacts are stunning.

[668 - Neighbor of the Beast]

Yayamama? What are they trying to say? Yoyomama?

[martin_fierro]

Ancient ruins found in Bolivia

Yup.

They're called, "The Entire Freaking Country."

[mozarky2]

Yayamama...? Damn, the jokes almost write themselves...