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Order in the Nazca Lines
Anthony F. Aveni, 1990. The Lines of Nazca (American Philosophical Society, Memoirs 183).
The survey of 62 line centres and some 800 straight lines on the pampa: the lines radiate from low hills and natural rises, link to one another and to water courses, and were walked.
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Cited for the line centres and the water and path readings.
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Aveni, A. F. (1990). Order in the Nazca Lines. The Lines of Nazca (American Philosophical Society, Memoirs 183). https://doi.org/10.70249/9798893981193-005
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Aveni, Anthony F.. “Order in the Nazca Lines.” The Lines of Nazca (American Philosophical Society, Memoirs 183) (1990). https://doi.org/10.70249/9798893981193-005.