Discovered more than 20 strange giant drawings in the desert of Peru

On May 28, Peruvian cultural officials announced that by using unmanned aircraft, archaeologists have recently discovered more than 25 (geoglyphs) engraved on a strip of coastal desert in the southern Palpa region. Peru.

A giant drawing in Palpa, Peru.(Source: livescience.com).

Talking to journalists, archaeologist Johnny Isla of the Peruvian Ministry of Culture said most of the new figures were found to have been created by Paracas civilization more than 2,000 years ago, hundreds of years ago. when the Nazca civilization carved out similar drawings of nearby geoglyphs.

Among these figures are a woman dancing and a strong, half-divine creature following the conception of ancient Peruvians.

According to Isla, another 25 geoglyph figures previously discovered by local residents were also mapped by unmanned aircraft. Isla also said the use of unmanned aircraft helps archaeologists have the opportunity to discover more collections of people drawing ancient civilizations depicting.

Paracas culture developed in the valleys of Chincha, Pisco and Ica, north of Palpa after 800 BC, and extended to the Nazca valley and later Palpa. Paracas society is dominated by the clergy and thrives on agriculture, gaining many important achievements in ceramic production and weaving.