An Inca child mummy has been returned to the Colla community in Argentina after 119 years at a Buenos Aires museum.
Known as the "Llullaillaco Maiden," the mummy was discovered in 1905 on Llullaillaco volcano.
Researchers believe the child, aged 5-7, was sacrificed in the "capacocha" ritual.
The mummy arrived in El Moreno on May 28, where the Colla people held a reception ceremony.
University representatives apologized for the long delay.
