The Necropolis of Paracas is an ancient burial site located on the southern coast of Peru. It dates back to the Paracas culture, which thrived between 800 BCE and 100 CE. The necropolis is known for its elaborate tombs, where mummies were buried with a variety of grave goods, including textiles, pottery, and jewelry, reflecting the culture's rich artistic traditions. Archaeologists discovered the necropolis in the early 20th century, revealing over 400 tombs. The site is significant for its well-preserved mummies, some adorned with intricate textiles that showcase the advanced weaving techniques of the Paracas people. Today, it offers valuable insights into ancient Andean civilizations.