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Nazca

The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition
Nazca or Nasca , ancient culture of the Nazca, Pisco, and Ica river valleys on the desert coast of S Peru. Flourishing during the first millennium AD, the Nazca culture seems to have developed out of the Paracas culture, and after 900 it was apparently under Tiahuanaco influence until the Inca conquered the region in the 15th cent. The Nazca excelled in the production of beautiful ceramics and textiles. Highly polished, expertly designed, and with polychrome painting, Nazca pottery is unlike that of other Peruvian cultures. Textiles show a multitude of weaving techniques and extraordinary... Read more
The Nazca Lines
Gale Encyclopedia of the Unusual and Unexplained The Nazca Lines O n the western side of the Andes mountain range are a modern town and a river named Nazca, as well as the mysterious remains of an ancient civilization also identified as the Nazca (sometimes spelled Nasca). Remnants of the ... Read more
Nasca
The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition Nasca see Nazca . Author not available, NASCA. , The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition 2008 Read more

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