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The Unsolved Mystery of the Nazca Lines
The Unsolved Mystery of the Nazca Lines0Even in an age when artificial intelligence can provide answers to almost any question, some mysteries remain unsolved. One of them is the Nazca Lines in Peru. Their existence has been known for decades, and archaeologists continue to discover new lines. However, researchers still do not know exactly why the ancient lines were created.

Because the massive designs can be seen clearly only from the air, scholars did not fully recognize their scale until the early 20th century. One of the first researchers to study them extensively from the air was American historian Paul Kosok. In the early 1940s, he flew over Peru¡¯s desert while researching ancient irrigation systems and unexpectedly noticed enormous lines forming the shape of a bird. Intrigued by the discovery, he began studying the figures more closely and later proposed that the geoglyphs were aligned with stars and planets.

Another key figure in the study was Maria Reiche, a scholar of German origin. She studied mathematics, astronomy, geography, and foreign languages before traveling to Peru. Reiche worked with Kosok for many years, and together they developed theories about how and why the lines were created. Unfortunately, many scholars later came to the conclusion that Reiche¡¯s idea that the geoglyphs functioned as an astronomical calendar was highly unlikely. Even so, scholars widely recognize her lifelong dedication to protecting and preserving the Nazca Lines.

The Nazca Lines continue to remind us that not every question has a clear answer. Despite advances in modern technology, some traces of the past remain beyond the reach of modern logic, inviting us to keep wondering.


Hyundong Lee
Staff Reporter
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4. Why is the purpose of Nazca Lines still unknown?
 
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