The ancient archaeological site in Peru sabotage with writing on the outrageous walls

Peruvian authorities are searching for Vandal, who is responsible for spraying in drawing a penis image on the Chan Chan wall, an ancient archaeological city, 300 miles north of Lima.

The sabotage, which was filmed, was directed on one of the original walls of the 600 -year -old Colombia. Chan Chan is operated by the Ministry of Culture in Peru, and recognizes as a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

according to Artnetand A video on Facebook appeared on May 12 from an individual wearing a white T -shirt, carrying a black backpack, which represents a large part of the clay gypsum walls with black spray coating. After the viral video went online, the Peru Ministry of Culture prompted A statement released.

“This law constitutes a dangerous shortage of respecting our historical and cultural heritage, and represents a violation of the norms that protect the archaeological heritage,” the ministry said, adding that it has also launched an investigation against people responsible for sabotage and raised a criminal complaint.

the Indina reported news The sabotage law is under Article 226 of the Penal Code in Peru, which means that the person who found responsibility for damage may face a severe fine and reach six years of prison. the India News Agency It is a news service owned by the Peruvian government.

Soon after the accident, the Tourist Police in Peru searched the damaged wall in Chan Chan before the Ministry of Culture sent a team to clean the site and restore it to its original condition.

Chan Chan, the capital of the Kingdom of Shimo, was described before it fell to Inca in the fifteenth century, UNESCO As “the largest city of earthen architecture in America before Columbone.” Its “wide and planned remains” are “an absolute masterpiece of the city’s planning” and it consists of “nine large rectangular complexes (” castle “or” palaces “) determined by high -density dirt walls.”

The damage to Chan Chan follows the arrest of a man in February due to the destruction of an artifact of a 500 -year -old known as 12 as an angle. The surveillance cameras took a video of a man using a metal body to harm the “symbolic stone structure” of 500 years old in six places.