Mapping the Ancient Amazonian Cities: Unveiling a Network of History

Ancient Cities Discovered Underneath Amazon Rainforest Reveal Complex System

Archeologists have made a groundbreaking discovery in the Amazon rainforest, uncovering a network of ancient cities that were once populated by tens of thousands of people. Using state-of-the-art technology and conducting extensive fieldwork, experts have successfully mapped the Upano valley in the Amazon region, revealing a highly advanced system of settlements. These cities are believed to date back to around 500 BCE to 300 and 600 CE, a time period that coincides with the thriving Roman Empire in Europe.