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| Naz·ca Lines [ názkə lnz ] |
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Peruvian desert carvings: a group of long straight lines representing birds, fish, animals, or geometric figures carved into the desert near Nazca, southern Peru, believed to have been made around 200 bc and only visible from the air
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| [After a place in S Peru] |
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