This article didn't tell us one darn thing.
The most interesting was the hot air balloon experiment that used materials supposedly available locally in the ancient culture to make a hot air balloon to rise up and see the designs from the air—which seems to be the only way to actually see the designs.
“...other [lines] had a more religious significance...”
Come on! Not that old story again! Every time some archaeologist finds or discovers anything, the first thing out of his/her mouth is that ‘it had deep religious significance.’ Give me a break! When asked what that religious significance was, he/she doesn’t know! lol Maybe, when archaeologists put aside a lot of those silly assumptions, we will start to learn something about the past.
Anyone know the lat/longs for the Nasca plain? I would like to take a look on google earth.
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Thanks Blam.This article didn't tell us one darn thing.Hold it. Y'mean we have to post *informative* articles now? Darn your high standards. ;') |
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