In the photos of drones, there are desert sculptures 2000 years ago.

Some new Nazca lines have been discovered on a hillside in Peru. Archaeologists restored these special lines. Archaeologist Charles Stanish visited the newly discovered route last week. He said, "This route was hardly seen before. (Photo: Charles Stanish) The "KDSPS" drone hovered and galloped over the mountains in Peru and found some amazing ancient "artworks": previously unknown and scattered land, known as Nazca paintings, was probably made by Nazca people and their predecessors, some of which were works 2,500 years ago. "kdspe" and "kdsps" are about 50 newly discovered. Topography (Greek, meaning "earth sculpture") provides more evidence that these giant designs have a long history in this area, not just the product of Nazca culture that flourished between 200 and 700 AD. "[This discovery] is really exciting," said Charles Stanish, executive director of the Institute for Advanced Studies, referring to the culture and environment of the University of South Florida. "I have worked there for more than 30 years, so it is interesting to see new things," said Stanish, who visited the newly discovered route last week but did not participate in the new research. [Magic Nazca Line Photo]

The newly discovered ground signs are long and thin-only a few inches wide and as long as a football field-and according to National Geographic, these signs were probably created by Paracas and Topala culture, which flourished from 500 BC to 200 AD. The National Geographic Society funded the study. )

Since Peruvian archaeologist toribio Megia Chesby discovered the Nazca Line (also spelled Nazca Line) in Peru on foot in 1927, modern researchers of ancient routes have known it. Soon after, the area became a tourist hotspot, because airplane pilots began to fly over the notch purposefully, giving passengers a bird's eye view of geometric figures and ancient figures, including spiders, hummingbirds, monkeys, lizards and even pelicans. Life Science previously reported that,

This is the previously discovered Nazca line, which forms the outline of a hummingbird. Most of the newly discovered Nazca lines depict people, including soldiers. It is not clear why Nazca people drew these lines, but some theories put forward by archaeologists suggest that these lines may represent constellations in the night sky, maybe they played a role in pilgrimage, or these lines are part of Nazca people's water ceremony. According to Life Science, Nazca people already know how to irrigate the desert.

Archaeologists discovered a "new" route in Palma province, Peru. According to National Geographic, the seeds of this discovery were planted in February 20 14, when the environmental protection organization Greenpeace placed a huge sign next to the design of Nazca hummingbird, calling for the use of renewable energy. Greenpeace was not allowed to enter the World Heritage Site and was finally destroyed.

After the incident (for which Greenpeace later apologized), Peru received a grant from the United States to help restore its archaeological work by hiring Peruvian archaeologist Johnny Isla. National Geographic magazine says Nazca is the main restorer and protector. Since not all archaeological sites in Peru were drawn from the air, Isla and Luis Jaime Castillo Butters, an archaeologist from the Catholic University of Peru, collaborated with Sarah Parcak to discover these new hieroglyphs. This work was completed by a space archaeologist and the founder of the Global Observation Laboratory of the University of Alabama in Birmingham.

Parcak uses aerial photography of drones and satellites to discover and inspect archaeological sites. For example, satellite images helped Parcak and her colleagues discover a potential pirate site in Newfoundland, Canada in 20 16. Life Science previously reported that in Peru,

Parcak's team used drones, and the images taken on 20 17 helped archaeologists find them.

Stanish told Life Science that many newly discovered humanoid symbols depict human figures, including soldiers, and are smaller than other Nazca lines. Stanish said: "Aerial photos reveal the mysterious stone structure."

In addition, "the Nazca line is on the flat ground, and most of Paracas seems to be in the hilly area." . He said, maybe people in these towns below the mountain can see them,

Paracas culture appeared in about 800 BC and was ruled by the priest Johny Isla, who was also the head of the Ministry of Culture in Ica province of Peru, previously told Life Science. Paracas also built pyramids and made great progress in the production of ceramics and textiles.

In 20 15, Isla rediscovered a Palacas landform of killer whales, which was first discovered in 1960s, but it was not until Isla began to study it that it was rediscovered.

Archaeologists hope that with more and more people moving to Peru, all the Peruvian terrain, including newly discovered terrain, can be preserved.

"These lines are being destroyed," Stanish said, adding that Peru's economy is booming.

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