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A team of archaeologists in northern Peru has discovered the remains of 29 people, including three children, who could help experts write the history of pre-Inca Wari civilizations, the research team's lead said on Friday.The skeletons were buried more than 1,000 years ago in Huaca Santa Rosa de Pucala, an ancient ceremonial center in the coastal region of Lambayeque,

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750 kilometers north of Lima.Lead researcher Edgar Bragamonte said the burials of three children and a teenager at the front of the temple were identified as human sacrifices from the water culture.This was the first time a discovery linked to the water civilization had been made beyond their sphere of influence. Bragamonte said

These findings lead us to rethink the history of the Lambayeque region, especially its link to the Wari and Mochica occupation in the area," Bracamonte said.Water culture flourished in the central Andes of Peru from the 7th to 13th centuries.The Huaca Santa Rosa de Pucala cabinet in the form of the letter 'D' was built between AD 800 and 900.