Archeologists uncover 'lost valley of cities' built 2,500 years ago in Ecuador - FRANCE 24 English

By Mustansir Malik
* Archeologists uncover 'lost valley of cities' built 2,500 years ago in Ecuador  FRANCE 24 English
* Huge ancient lost city found in the Amazon  BBC.com
* Valley of lost cities that flourished 2,000 years ago found in Amazon  The Guardian
* Laser mapping reveals urban, self-sustaining Amazonian cities built 2,500 years ago - In the press  FRANCE 24 English
* 3,000-Year-Old City Hidden In Amazon Rainforest Discovered  NDTV


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