Nazca Lines

Drawings meant to be seen only from above. The question is: by whom?

The Nazca lines (c. 500 BCE-500 CE) are giant geoglyphs best appreciated from altitude, made by removing dark surface stones. Archaeology links them to water ritual and processional walking; von Däniken's 'runways' claim made them ancient-astronaut canon. The genuine puzzle — why build images your builders can't see whole — connects them to the vimana lore and to ley-line-style landscape geometry.