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The Power of the Flock: Seabird Guano Fueled Ancient Peruvian Prosperity and Inca Alliances

Angie Faith Apr 6, 2026 0

New archaeological research suggests that seabird guano, nutrient-rich bird droppings, played a major role in transforming agriculture in ancient Peru…

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