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It has been researched that the first drawings of Nazca
Lines were drawn and created between 2,100 and 1,300 years ago in the Peruvian
Desert (Science Daily). Dr. Clive Ruggles has been investigating these lines
for five years. These lines were drawn by the Nasca people between the years of
100 BC and AD 700 (http://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2012/12/121210101450.htm .
You asked
what are Nazca Lines? Nazca Lines are lines that have been drawn in the
Peruvian Desert that has a spiritual meaning behind each drawing and creation.
Wherever these lines are, no one farms in that area. The nature of the soil
itself is made up of clay and gypsum. Humid makes the stones sink deeper.
During the day, the sun hardens the surface, leaving stones more securely in
the soil. Even hard and strong wind can’t move these stones. Thats why lines
are still visible after 2000 years (http://www.awesomstories.com/flicks/indiana-jones/nazca-lines-and-skulls)
Facts About Nazca Lines:
When flying over the Enigma, you see
the different shapes that have been created. Hundreds of individuals figure
ranges in complexity from simple lines to stylized creatures. Some of these
creatures vary from hummingbirds, spiders, monkeys, sharks and fish. (http://www.beforeitsnews.com/beyond-science/2013/08/nazca-lines-flying-over-the-enigma-2443130.html
this video is
taking the audience on a journey through the Peruvian Desert. While on this
journey, viewers will see the amazing visuals of Nazca Lines and the feeling it
brings to know such wonderful humans had this amazing talent. It is
breathtaking.
Works Cited
Ruggles, Clives.
"Ancient Drawings in Peruvian Desert: New Light in the Nazca Lines." Science Daily. N.p., n.d. Web. 2012 Dec.
19 Oct 2013.
"Indiana Jones 4-
crystal skull." Awesome Stories.
N.p.. Web. 19 Oct 2013
Youtube.
N.p.. Web. 19 Oct 2013.
Links for further
information:
This website describes how scientists and archeologists
view nazca lines.
This website is a web page based on a museum that
displays visuals of the lines from numerous trips.
This web page is basically a dictionary of the words and
phrases used by the Nazca people to describe their creations.
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