- distance.
Arguably the most
famous geoglyphs are the
Nazca lines in Peru. The
cultural significance of
these geoglyphs for
their creators remains unclear...
- The
Nazca lines (/ˈnɑːzkə/, /-kɑː/) are a
group of over 700
geoglyphs made in the soil of the
Nazca Desert in
southern Peru. They were
created between...
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Blythe Geoglyphs are a
group of
gigantic figures incised on the
ground near Blythe, California, in the
Colorado Desert. The
ground drawings or
geoglyphs were...
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Lines of Kazakhstan: More Than 50
Geoglyphs Discovered". Live Science.
Retrieved November 1, 2015. More than 50
geoglyphs with
various shapes and sizes,...
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damage the
delicate carvings.
Geoglyphs List of
World Heritage Sites in
India Centre,
UNESCO World Heritage. "
Geoglyphs of
Konkan Region of India". UNESCO...
- The Acre
geoglyphs are a
group of
ancient geoglyphs located in the
Brazilian state of Acre.
Called "earth tattoos" by some
Indigenous groups in the region...
- The Boha
geoglyphs or
Great Indian Desert geoglyph are a
group of
large geoglyphs made in the soil in the Thar
Desert of Rajasthan, India.
Several sites...
- and Ica
being a
peripheral zone of Chincha.
Chincha has
numerous roads,
geoglyphs, and
religious centers that
would have
served as a
ritual meeting point...
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Jennifer Nalewicki. "Where to See Five of the Planet's Most
Mysterious Geoglyphs".
Smithsonian Magazine. "Tourists
trample all over protected, prehistoric...
- 2485278°S 69.1784833°W / -22.2485278; -69.1784833 The
geoglyphs of Chug-Chug are a
series of
ancient geoglyphs located in the
Atacama Desert in
northern Chile...
