Amazing Alignment of thousands of shallow Band of Holes In the valley of Peru Pesco, there is a strange arrangement of cursory and superficial pits. The pits are aligned in a narrow band and their width is around 14 to 20 meters, which meets up a hill for about 1500 meters. Their function or purpose is a mystery. The specialty is that it is famous as Cerro Viruela (Smallpox hill) or Monte Sierpe (Serpent mountain). It is also known as the name Band of Holes. Cerro Viruela is a well-known site, it is also famous among archeologists who have been doing work in Peru for many decades. This site first became famous among visitors in the 1930s due to an aerial Photograph of aviator Robert Shippee which he published in National Geographic. After that, a little number of archeologists went there to see the site. In 1953, another person who was American visited Victor Wolfgang von Hagen explored the area, and explained the pits as graves, he said that those are like empty graves. He ...
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