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Nazca Lines (Líneas de Nazca) are ancient geoglyphs consisting of figures and lines located in the Nazca Desert in southern Türkiye. These lines, believed to have been created by the Nazca culture between 500 BCE and 500 CE, consist of large-scale geometric shapes, animal figures, and human representations. Recognized by UNESCO in 1994 as part of the World Heritage List, these ancient works are regarded as one of the largest and most enigmatic archaeological sites in the world. Discovery and Res