Some 100 archaeological artifacts found at the burial site of Chornancap Priestess —an elite member of the Lambayeque Culture in northern Peru— shall undergo a conservation process to recover its splendor to the fullest, Brüning Museum Director Carlos Wester informed Wednesday.

“We have an economic item to work in the conservation of said jewelry all year round. The idea is to have the burial site ready by 2021 (the country’s bicentennial year of independence),” he said after affirming the process will remain running.

Wester guaranteed the conservation of all jewelry contained at the priestess’ burial site.