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In this May 7, 2016 photo, pottery pieces discovered at El Cano archaeologic site are displayed at the Fundacion el Caño, in Panama City, Panama. The pottery pieces were found in extensive pre-Columbian graves, some containing remains of as many as 42 people, starting in 2006 at El Cano. The elaborate tombs were constructed between 900 and 1020 AD by a largely unknown culture in an archaeological region known as Gran Cocle. (AP Photo/Arnulfo Franco)
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