The man was drinking with his friends at an ancient archeological site in Peru when police came across the shocking artefact.
The mummy is estimated to be 600 to 800-years-old and was contained in the cooler bag the man had used to deliver food to people.
Police made the bizarre discovery at an ancient archaeological site in Peru. Picture: Twitter/@SaadAbedineHe added that he had named the mummy “Juanita”. He told police he had taken the mummified remains on a night out to show it off to his friends, and denied attempting to sell it. The startling discovery was made while police were patrolling a park in Puno, a city in southeastern Peru.
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