How do you think the Nazca lines in peru got there?
It’s a mystery to me and i can’t even sum up a thought, even though i’m a history guy. i want to believe aliens did it but that may be pushing it a bit.
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Aliens didn’t do it, just like they didn’t build Stone Henge and the Great Pyramids. People put them there. Perhaps ancient civilizations need to be given more credit. How did they do it? I don’t know but someone who knew nothing about our society may wonder someday how we got to the moon. It would be a travesty of those people copped out and claimed aliens helped us.
Like i said it might be pushing it a little, but you know how some people are they belive all the things they hear. (I’m also part peruvian and the dating in which the lines were drawn was old, humans had to be very evolved to create such a wonder.)
I think pushing it a lot. I’m sure we both agree when I say there is zero chance aliens did this.
alright you win, but i think we can both agree on that it was a remarkable feat to achieve in that time.
Absolutely. However, we may or may not know as much as we think we do about ancient civilization. Without being there, there is no such thing as 100% accuracy.
Simple surveying tools and transposing drawn characters at a small scale onto a larger scale. It’s not that difficult, actually.
with stone tools and sticks?
It wouldn’t appear to be that difficult to us, but an older civilization may have been doing something pretty ground breaking at the time.
Yes, with stone tools and sticks, plus some rope.
Sure let’s add it in the deal.
Did you ever hear of Maria Reiche from Germany, She discovered Nazca lines with an American scientist.
Well you should do some research you’d be surprised. :)
OK, I just did and I found nothing surprising.
Really, well you see it from your view and I see it from mine.
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