The "Nazca Mummies" refer to a collection of ancient human remains discovered in the Nazca region of Peru. These mummies are believed to date back to the Nazca culture, which thrived between 100 BCE and 800 CE. The mummies are notable for their well-preserved state, often wrapped in textiles and buried in elaborate tombs. In recent years, some claims have emerged suggesting that these mummies possess unusual features, sparking interest and controversy. However, mainstream archaeology maintains that the mummies are simply human remains, providing valuable insights into the burial practices and lifestyles of the Nazca civilization.