Some of the Nazca Lines go on for as much as 30 miles ... birds, fish, trees, and flowers. A popular example is the biomorph ...

Ancient artisans also depicted plants, trees, flowers and oddly shaped fantastic figures, as well as geometric motifs, such as wavy lines, triangles, spirals and rectangles. How old are the Nazca ...

Most of these are lines—some continuing for miles—while others are geometric shapes and recognizable figures: a spider, a hummingbird, a cactus, a llama, a flower. Known as the Nazca lines ...

Peru’s decision to reduce the boundaries of the Nazca Archaeological Park by 1,000 hectares has sparked concern among ...

Peru’s culture ministry has reversed a decision to shrink the protected area around the Nazca Lines after national and ...

flowers, geometric designs and tools. The researchers reported the new geoglyphs in the July edition of the Journal of Archaeological Science. The exact purpose of the Nazca Lines is a long ...

Peru's government has abandoned a plan that reduced the size of a protected area around the country's ancient Nazca Lines, it ...

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 ...

These are the Nazca lines, Peru’s own archaeological enigma. First discovered in the early 20th century, these lines were supposedly made from around 400 BCE to 650 CE, but how people created ...

YAMAGATA—Yamagata University researchers announced on Sept. 24 that they have uncovered 303 new geoglyphs in the Nazca Lines, a World Heritage Site in Peru, using artificial intelligence.