Nazca Lines
UNESCO estimates Peru's famous geoglyphs are around 2,000 years old.
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Pilot and researcher Eduardo Herrán Gómez de la Torre, who made the discovery in late July, told the Peruvian newspaper El
Some lines are set out to frame pyramid structures, Stanish said. The lines are parallel, but because parallel lines seem
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Many of the Nazca lines are miles long and perfectly straight: Ruggles and a colleague, Nicholas Saunders, of the University
"[M]any megalithic sites with features in common with European megaliths have been located: Some 300 are known but have not