A pair of sharpened metal claws, believed to have been used in ritual combat, has been unearthed by archaeologists in Peru.The artefact, believed to hail from the ancient Moche civilisation, was found in a nobleman’s tomb in northern Peru.Experts were digging at the site of the Huaca de la Luna near the city of Trujillo when they uncovered the claws along with a sceptre, earrings and a mask.
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