In the desert of Peru, archaeologists found an old city named Peniko, which was part of Karal civilization and existed about 3,800 years ago. The city includes 18 structures, temples and residential complexes.
According to scientists, Penico proves that the people of Karal have been able to survive in the conditions of climate crises without wars. They just moved to areas of water sources coming from glaciers.
Karal civilization is considered one of America's oldest and most common societies. There are no defensive walls or weapons here. Instead, the public was based on trade, music and cooperation.
According to archaeologists, Penico leaves an important lesson for the modern world. In the past, the key to survival has been adaptation and mutual respect, which continue to be relevant today in the conditions of climate change.
