It wasn’t until the 1930’s, when airlines began flying overhead, that passengers first noticed the unusual lines and drawings cluttering the landscape below them in the Nazca desert of Peru.

Warranting further investigation, it was revealed that these designs were simply made.  It involved brushing the reddish pebbles and rocks from the desert floor, which would reveal the white colored sand underneath.  Because of the lack of rainfall and dangerous winds, these drawings had remained unaltered and could very well be centuries old.

In fact, …