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A group of archaeologists from Japan’s Yamagata University, assisted by A.I. technology, have announced the uncovering of a new cache of giant, prehistoric Land Art made by the ancient Nazca people of ...

Once again, a team of archaeologists from Japan’s Yamagata University have discovered new Nazca Lines, this time announcing that they’ve spotted 168 previously undocumented geoglyphs on the Pampas de ...

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For decades, the discussion about the Nazca Lines has started in the same place: from up above. Aerial shots, drone shots, the occasional breathless documentary on ancient aliens. It’s a striking ...

The Nazca Lines' hummingbird now has a more specific name: a hermit, which is a type of hummingbird found in northern and eastern Peru. Image Credit: monikawl999, Pixabay Share Take a quick flight ...

The Nazca Lines, a group of hundreds of mysterious geoglyphs etched into the desert in Peru, have mystified scientists for nearly a century. People from ancient civilizations made the drawings over a ...

One of archaeology’s most intriguing puzzles, the Nazca Lines were etched into the Peruvian desert some 2,000 years ago. Spread out over 500 square kilometres on the sun-baked surface of the Nazca ...