The government of Peru accuses Yale University that he appropiato of 40 thousand pieces of Machu Picchu to its discovery in
1912. The Peruvian authorities have launched their accusation on the basis of an inventory made by the National Institute of Culture (INC), stating that these archaeological objects of gold, silver, wood, stone, bone, pottery were taken from Hiran University Bingham. Until recently, the university denied that they were in Peru. After some negotiations, the university has decided to return the archaeological pieces but only 384 pieces in two years, stipulating the conditions for their preservation and allowing the other pieces remain for further study. Last month a delegation of experts visited the Inca in the U.S. inventory the materials, and it turned out that the University has about 36mila findings in more than previously estimated. Peruvian intellectuals and politicians have protested, demanding the return of all artifacts.
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