Examines the remarkable discovery of Inca children preserved in ice for more than 500 years. Through scientific analysis, researchers uncover details about their final meals, health, and the sacred capacocha ritual that led to their sacrifice—offering rare insight into Inca beliefs, culture, and society.
Jason Priestley
Narrator
Dr. Johan Reinhard
Anthropologist
Gabriella Recagno Browning
Director, MAAM Argentina
Dr Richard Shepherd
Consultant Forensic Pathologist
Dr. Marcelo Parada
Society of Mountain Medicine, Argentina
Dr. Andrew Wilson
Bioarchaeologist
Puma
Shaman
Examines the remarkable discovery of Inca children preserved in ice for more than 500 years. Through scientific analysis, researchers uncover details about their final meals, health, and the sacred capacocha ritual that led to their sacrifice—offering rare insight into Inca beliefs, culture, and society.
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