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Chris Googles “Mount Colima” & saves picture of erupting volcano

INCA CHILDREN WERE DRUGGED AND THEN SACRIFICED ON VOLCANIC PEAKS AND MOUNTAINS: BY BRIAN HANDWERK FOR NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC PUBLISHED JULY 29, 2013

AN INTERNATIONAL TEAM OF SCIENTISTS HAS FOUND THAT INCA CHILDREN WERE DRUGGED BEFORE BEING CEREMONIOUSLY SACRIFICED AS PART OF THE SO-CALLED CAPACOCHA RITUAL.

The Capacocha ritual was a sacrificial rite, where children of both sexes were selected for sacrifice in ceremonies at important shrines known as huacas or wak’akuna. Sacrifice was primarily carried out through four methods: strangulation, a blow to the head, suffocation, or being buried alive whilst unconscious (although in cold places children likely died from hypothermia). The ritual was performed in response to key events in the life of the Sapa Inca, whilst at other times Capacocha ceremonies were undertaken to stop natural disasters.

A toxicological study shows evidence of intoxication with coca leaves and hallucinogenic substances, suggesting that both children were drugged before being sacrificed. The study suggests that the children chewed on coca leaves, resulting in increased blood pressure and a state of euphoria and well-being.
Traditional medical uses of coca are foremost to overcome fatigue, hunger, and thirst. It is considered particularly effective against altitude sickness. The children also consumed a hallucinogenic brew called ayahuasca, a type of psychedelic that can affect the senses, cognitive skills, emotions and cause a person to hallucinate.

Both of the children were also struck by lightning, with one of the children being in a poor state of preservation due to the possibility of multiple lightning strikes. Although the cause of death is undetermined due to no visible blows or injury, this suggests the possibility that both children were buried alive during the ritual.


document sourced from:
Weld County 18CR2003 Discovery-REDACTED

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