The Mystery of the Nazca Lines: the Enormous Drawing in the Desert that No One Can Explain
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The archaeological area, declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO, is the destination of tens of thousands of tourists every year. But only since 2010 in the area there have been at least 13 air accidents related to bad weather or mechanical failures
They are one of the most evocative archaeological sites in the world, an extraordinary example of that magical-religious millennial universe that pervaded pre-Columbian societies...
In the heart of the Nazca Desert in Peru lies one of the world's greatest archaeological enigmas: enormous figures and lines etched into the ground more than 1,500 years ago, many of which can only be fully appreciated from the air. These geoglyphs cover approximately 450 square kilometers and have been preserved thanks to the region's extremely dry climate and minimal erosion.
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