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"Guardian Angel" of Peru's Nazca Lines dead at 95
- News article on the demise of the wonderful Maria Reiche
BBC Online - The Lost City of Nasca
- Short article and pics, plus transcript, from the BBC documentary.
Nasca Lines
- Overview with numerous pictures and maps
Nazca Lines
- Three articles: What they are, how easily they were made, and a possible purpose: pilgrimages to worship deities?
Nazca Lines and Ica Stones
- Connections between Nazca and the Ica stones - ancient statuettes which portray dinosaurs and technical knowledge
Nazca Lines: Creation of a Full-Sized Duplicate
- Re-creation of a 440-foot Nazca figure on a Kentucky field shows how the Peruvian drawings were most likey made.
Nazca Theories
- A compendium of explanations for these mysterious lines in a Peruvian desert
Skeptic's Dictionary: Nazca lines
- A rational look at the wacky theories
Survive 2012: Nazca Lines
- A theory that connects the lines to a global flood, with pics and maps
The Enigmatic Lines of the Nazca Pampa
- A tribute to Maria Reiche, a German mathematician who dedicated half a century to protecting and studying massive ancient drawings in the Peruvian desert, with lots of pictures
The Mystery of the Nazca Lines
- An investigation into the many theories of why the lines were created
The Nazca Lines
- Evidence suggesting that the Nazca Lines and geoglyphs were an ancient Peruvian religious response to the so-called "Eye of God" that is manifested during total solar eclipses.
The UnMuseum - The Lines of Peru
- Concise look at what the lines are, and how they may have been made, with a few pictures
Tourists damage Nazca lines
- Tourists drove a pickup truck across a section of Peru's mysterious Nazca Lines, damaging at least three of the lines that were etched in desert.
Weather Damages Peru's Nazca Lines
- Mudslides, which followed hard rains caused by the weather phenomenon El Niño, damaged several lines and one of the Nazca triangles and could threaten more serious damage
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