Priestess Queens of the Ancient World
We are women, hear us roar…
Unearthed Peruvian tomb confirms that women ruled over brutal ancient culture
This ancient Peruvian priestess ruled over her people roughly 1,200 years ago.
“Archaeologists digging in an ancient Peruvian tomb have unearthed a skeleton, confirming that a mysterious people known as the Moche were ruled by a succession of queens that presided over a brutal and ritualistic society.
Centuries ago, in the Sechura Desert of northern Peru — one of the most arid and brutal environments on our planet — the Moche people developed an equally-brutal culture. With no written history left behind, much of their society still remains a mystery, but paintings on pottery have shown researchers evidence of a rigid culture of survival, with ritualized combats where the losing side was sacrificed.
Findings in recent years expanded the tale of these people even further, telling a story of how they were ruled by women, priestesses who also acted as queens…”
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