The Mysterious Lines at Nazca: Educational Version
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In the 1920s, the first passenger airplanes began to fly over the Peruvian mountains. Passengers looking out their windows said they could see lines on the Nazca plateau below. The lines looked like runways where airplanes could land.
They could also see animals and other objects. There are birds, monkeys, spiders, a killer whale, plants and flowers. There are human like figures. There are geometric shapes; triangles, spirals, rectangles, wavy lines and concentric circles (circles that all have the same center point.). All these pictures are drawn or carved into the plateau and are clearly visible from the air.
The ancient markings were called “The Nazca Lines”.
Find out more about these mysterious ancient lines that were carved into the desert centuries ago.
Ages 8 and up.
Educational versions have Common Core Curriculum activities.
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Jeannie Meekins
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The Mysterious Lines at Nazca - Jeannie Meekins
THE MYSTERIOUS LINES AT NAZCA
By Jeannie Meekins
A LearningIsland.com
15 - Minute Book
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Editor: Jennifer Robinson
All pictures by Corey Spruit unless otherwise noted
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The Mysterious Lines at Nazca / Jeannie Meekins
Summary: A brief look at the mysterious Nazca lines in Peru.
1. Nazca Lines. Juvenile Literature. 2. Peru. Juvenile Literature.
Words: 2050
Reading Level: 7.4
Ages 9 and up.
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The Mysterious Lines at Nazca
In the 1920s, the first passenger airplanes began to fly over the Peruvian mountains. Passengers looking out their windows said they could see lines on the Nazca plateau below. The lines looked like runways where airplanes could land.
They could also see animals and other objects. There are birds, monkeys, spiders, a killer whale, plants and flowers. There are human like figures. There are geometric shapes; triangles, spirals, rectangles, wavy lines and concentric circles (circles that all have the same center point.). All these pictures are drawn or carved into the plateau and are clearly