Archeologen vinden eerste fysieke bewijzen van legendarische Peruaanse naakthonden in Wari-graven

Archaeologists have uncovered skeletal remains of Peruvian hairless dogs in tombs at Castillo de Huarmey, a major Wari Empire settlement dating back roughly 1,200 years on Peru's Pacific Coast. This discovery marks the first physical confirmation of the breed's existence during the ancient civilization's era.