Who invented ponchos?

Ponchos originated from South America. They are believed to have been invented by indigenous people in the Andean region of South America, particularly in present-day Ecuador, Peru, and Chile. The earliest evidence of ponchos dates back to the pre-Columbian era.

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Greece:discovery of a sunken city dating from the 3rd millennium BC
The remains of a fortified site dating from the Bronze Age have been unearthed in a bay in the Peloponnese. An exceptional discovery in more ways than one. Swiss and Greek archaeologists have discovered the remains of a fortified village dating from the 3rd millennium BC .in a bay in the Peloponnes
Tiles and die of early Iron Age game found in Norway
Archaeologists have found the tokens and dice of an early Iron Age game in Norway. They appeared in a tomb in the Nordhordland district (in the west of the country and north of the city of Bergen), dated around 300 AD. early Iron Age (note that Iron Age dates are not the same for the Mediterranean a
The scourge of the plague present in Europe even earlier than expected
The oldest strain of plague found among Neolithic agricultural populations, 4900 years ago, in southern Sweden. The grave where the remains of a 20-year-old woman whose genetic material contained the plague bacteria were found, in Sweden, 4900 years ago. The plague has a long history...longer eve
Mausoleums of Timbuktu:a Malian jihadist sentenced to nine years in prison by the ICC
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