Japan research team newly finds over 300 geoglyphs in Peru's Nazca

A Japanese academic team has newly discovered more than 300 geoglyphs in a desert in Peru's Nazca utilizing artificial intelligence in analyses of aerial photos.The average length of the etchings is some 9 meters, smaller than the well-known figures of the Nazca Lines, the team from Yamagata University said, noting it assumes ancient people in less populated groups drew them to share information about rites and livestock.The finding was introduced in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States of America earlier this week.In the Nazca Pampa, a total of 430 geogl…READ FULL ARTICLE