A report reveals the discovery of a lost civilization in the Amazon rainforest. According to the announcement, approximately 3 million people lived there between 600 BC and 850 AD. No specific archaeological site or evidence has been provided.
A recent announcement describes the discovery of traces of a massive lost civilization in the Amazon rainforest. The civilization reportedly housed around 3 million inhabitants and existed from 600 BC to 850 AD. The announcement does not cite a specific location or archaeological evidence, and the details remain unverified by external sources. The report comes from a single source.
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