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The Nazca Lines Don’t Add Up

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What on Earth are the Nazca Lines? How were they created?

And why did an entire civilisation leave behind a message…that only the sky can read?

These are the Nazca Lines. In Southern Peru. Some of the most studied yet least understood things humans have ever made. They cover an area of about 500 square kilometers, and the ​​main group of lines covers about 50 km².

But the question isn’t really how they were made. It’s why they needed to be - and why they seem designed to be viewed from above...

And in big news, in 2024, a team from Yamagata University working with IBM used artificial intelligence to identify 303 previously unknown geoglyphs at Nazca. These figures included wild animals as well as gory depictions of severed heads...

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