Examples of using Geoglyphs in English and their translations into German
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We drive into Salar de Pintados, a massive saltpetre valley surrounded at the edges by mountainsides covered all over with geoglyphs.
Interpretation attempts about the animal soil drawings among the geoglyphs, which play a minor roll between them,
Experience these 14 mysterious geoglyphs from above and learn about the Nazca culture
Their two previous geoglyphs are located in the Karoo in South Africa- a Snake Eagle in Matjiesfontein and a Riverine Rabbit in Loxton.
called"geoglyphs,” are attributed to the Nasca race that populated this land between 200 B.C. and 600 A. D.
Set among salt flats and geoglyphs, discover the village of Pica,
The site of the Swiss Eidgenoessische TH Zuerich shows an overall map of the Palpa region with all geoglyphs, some virtual landscape models and a flight animation.
the bigger ground drawings(geoglyphs) were made visible mostly by clearing,
A fundamental error occurs frequently by seeing all geoglyphs as a coherent unity- but they originated over a period of more than 1000 years
huge depiction of figures. They are called"soil drawings" or"Geoglyphs". Most of them are straight lines,
The Nazca-Linien are huge geoglyphs in the desert near Nazca and Palpa.
The geoglyphs can only be seen from the air.
southern areas, most geoglyphs are recognizable only very faintly.
They are giant geoglyphs in the Peruvian desert which only reveal their contours from the air
Jumana, mysterious lines and geoglyphs form geometric patterns as well the figures of animals, anthropomorphic beings, and plants.
So Markus Reindel speaks of a sacred landscape where geoglyphs had similar functions as religious inspired buildings like pyramids,
But no less interesting, are the 5th century BC geoglyphs(patterns made of stones)
huge geoglyphs in the Nazca desert that represent animals,
huge geoglyphs in the Nazca desert representing animals,
Diagrammatical plottings of Geoglyphs, Alfred Watkins, 1925.