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Ancient Rock Carvings Unearthed by Drought
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Drought in Brazil reveals ancient rock carvings of human faces, dating back to 1,000-2,000 years. The carvings, believed to be prehistoric, were discovered in the city of Manaus and are thought to be the work of indigenous people. The drought, attributed to climate change and El Nio, has exposed more of the rocky area, revealing a human face sculpture.
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How does the discovery of these carvings impact our understanding of prehistoric civilizations in the Amazon region?
What insights can the ancient rock carvings provide about the indigenous culture and way of life?
What measures can be taken to mitigate the impact of climate change on archaeological sites and historical artifacts?
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