Archaeological evidence, such as
flutes made from bird bones, indications of aphrodisiac use, and a corpse wrapped and buried with a necklace made of stone beads, discovered in the ancient city of pyramids at Caral in Peru suggest that the city was built on trade and its people valued pleasure.
A. flutes made from bird bones, indications of aphrodisiac use, and a corpse wrapped and buried with a necklace made of stone beads, discovered in the ancient city of pyramids at Caral in Peru suggest
B. flutes made from bird bones, indications of aphrodisiac use, and a corpse wrapped and buried with a necklace made of stone beads, discovered in the ancient city of pyramids at Caral in Peru suggests
C. flutes made from bird bones, indications of aphrodisiac use, or a corpse wrapped and buried with a necklace made of stone beads, discovered in the ancient city of pyramids at Caral in Peru suggest
D. the making of flutes from bird bones, the using of aphrodisiacs, or the burying of a wrapped corpse with a necklace made of stone beads, discovered in the ancient city of pyramids at Caral in Peru suggests
E. flutes made from bird bones, indications of aphrodisiac use, and a corpse wrapped and buried with a necklace made of stone beads, which were discovered in the ancient city of pyramids at Caral in Peru, suggests