Nazca Lines

Nazca Lines

TOKYO, Japan - Yamagata University professor Masato Sakai speaks in the city of Yamagata, northeastern Japan, on April 12, 2013. He said a team of researchers from the university has discovered a new set of Nazca Lines depicting two people in Peru.

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