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Class 2 Geoglyph - Astronaut/Bird Group

 

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Geoglyph is visible from the ground
Geoglyph made by adding or piling stones
Geoglyph made by removing stones and/or desert pavement exposing soil underneath
Geoglyph appears substantially intact
McGuinness Scale Class Two Geoglyph - imprecise object - context consistent

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Unlike most Nazca symbols, the astronaut is located on the side of a hill and is visible from the desert below.

 

 

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Geoglyph is visible from the ground
Geoglyph made by adding or piling stones
Geoglyph made by removing stones and/or desert pavement exposing soil underneath
Geoglyph appears substantially intact
McGuinness Scale Class Two Geoglyph - imprecise object - context consistent

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The famous astronaut is distinctly different from many of the Nazca sysmbol, and falls into the same group as the hillside bird.

 

 

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Geoglyph is visible from the ground
Geoglyph made by adding or piling stones
Geoglyph made by removing stones and/or desert pavement exposing soil underneath
Geoglyph appears substantially intact
McGuinness Scale Class Two Geoglyph - imprecise object - context consistent

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30m (104 feet)

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Geoglyph is visible from the ground
Geoglyph made by adding or piling stones
Geoglyph made by removing stones and/or desert pavement exposing soil underneath
Geoglyph appears substantially intact
McGuinness Scale Class Two Geoglyph - imprecise object - context consistent

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Notice the long lines on either side of the astronaut

   

Because of the inclined position of the astronaut, it may have been subjected to more erosion than the flat symbols on the desert below

 

 

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Geoglyph is visible from the ground
Geoglyph made by adding or piling stones
Geoglyph made by removing stones and/or desert pavement exposing soil underneath
Geoglyph appears substantially intact
McGuinness Scale Class Two Geoglyph - imprecise object - context consistent

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Geoglyph is visible from the ground
Geoglyph made by adding or piling stones
Geoglyph made by removing stones and/or desert pavement exposing soil underneath
Geoglyph appears substantially intact
McGuinness Scale Class Two Geoglyph - imprecise object - context consistent

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It's all about the lighting - in this photo you can clearly see that there are aditional geoglypgh to the immediate left of the Astronaut/Owlman

   

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Geoglyph is visible from the ground
Geoglyph made by adding or piling stones
Geoglyph made by removing stones and/or desert pavement exposing soil underneath
Geoglyph appears substantially intact
McGuinness Scale Class Two Geoglyph - imprecise object - context consistent

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The astronaut illuminated at night

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Geoglyph is visible from the ground
Geoglyph made by adding or piling stones
Geoglyph made by removing stones and/or desert pavement exposing soil underneath
Geoglyph appears substantially intact
McGuinness Scale Class Two Geoglyph - imprecise object - context consistent

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The astronaut seen from below

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Geoglyph is visible from the ground
Geoglyph made by adding or piling stones
Geoglyph made by removing stones and/or desert pavement exposing soil underneath
Geoglyph appears substantially intact
McGuinness Scale Class Two Geoglyph - imprecise object - context consistent

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Geoglyph is visible from the ground
Geoglyph made by adding or piling stones
Geoglyph made by removing stones and/or desert pavement exposing soil underneath
Geoglyph appears substantially intact
McGuinness Scale Class Two Geoglyph - imprecise object - context consistent

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Close up of the astronaut's head

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Geoglyph is visible from the ground
Geoglyph made by adding or piling stones
Geoglyph made by removing stones and/or desert pavement exposing soil underneath
Geoglyph appears substantially intact
McGuinness Scale Class Two Geoglyph - imprecise object - context consistent

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Close-up of the astronaut's feet

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Geoglyph is visible from the ground
Geoglyph made by adding or piling stones
Geoglyph made by removing stones and/or desert pavement exposing soil underneath
Geoglyph appears substantially intact
McGuinness Scale Class Two Geoglyph - imprecise object - context consistent

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Geoglyph is visible from the ground
Geoglyph made by adding or piling stones
Geoglyph made by removing stones and/or desert pavement exposing soil underneath
Geoglyph appears substantially intact
McGuinness Scale Class Two Geoglyph - imprecise object - context consistent

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click here for more about our geoglyphic classification system

Geoglyph is visible from the ground
Geoglyph made by adding or piling stones
Geoglyph made by removing stones and/or desert pavement exposing soil underneath
Geoglyph appears substantially intact
McGuinness Scale Class Two Geoglyph - imprecise object - context consistent

click photo to enlarge

 

click here for more about our geoglyphic classification system

Geoglyph is visible from the ground
Geoglyph made by adding or piling stones
Geoglyph made by removing stones and/or desert pavement exposing soil underneath
Geoglyph appears substantially intact
McGuinness Scale Class Two Geoglyph - imprecise object - context consistent

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Class 2 Geoglyph - Monkey/Hands Group

 

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geoglyph requires elevated viewing
Geoglyph made by removing stones and/or desert pavement exposing soil underneath
Geoglyph appears substantially intact
McGuinness Scale Class Two Geoglyph - imprecise object - context consistent

 

 

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geoglyph requires elevated viewing
Geoglyph made by removing stones and/or desert pavement exposing soil underneath
Geoglyph appears substantially intact
McGuinness Scale Class Two Geoglyph - imprecise object - context consistent

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geoglyph requires elevated viewing
Geoglyph made by removing stones and/or desert pavement exposing soil underneath
Geoglyph appears substantially intact
McGuinness Scale Class Two Geoglyph - imprecise object - context consistent

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A perspective view of the monkey's hands from the ground - this demonstrates how difficult (if not impossible) to completely view this figure from the ground

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geoglyph requires elevated viewing
Geoglyph made by removing stones and/or desert pavement exposing soil underneath
Geoglyph appears substantially intact
McGuinness Scale Class Two Geoglyph - imprecise object - context consistent

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geoglyph requires elevated viewing
Geoglyph made by removing stones and/or desert pavement exposing soil underneath
Geoglyph appears substantially intact
McGuinness Scale Class Two Geoglyph - imprecise object - context consistent

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Close-up of the monkey's hands

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Geoglyph made by removing stones and/or desert pavement exposing soil underneath
Geoglyph appears substantially intact
McGuinness Scale Class Two Geoglyph - imprecise object - context consistent

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The monkey's tail is one of the crudest of the Nazca spirals

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Geoglyph is visible from the ground
Geoglyph made by removing stones and/or desert pavement exposing soil underneath
Geoglyph appears substantially intact
McGuinness Scale Class Two Geoglyph - imprecise object - context consistent

 

The monkey and the loom

 

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Geoglyph is visible from the ground
Geoglyph made by removing stones and/or desert pavement exposing soil underneath
Geoglyph appears substantially intact
McGuinness Scale Class Two Geoglyph - imprecise object - context consistent

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Part of the monkey's tail viewed from ground level

 

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Geoglyph made by removing stones and/or desert pavement exposing soil underneath
Geoglyph appears substantially intact
McGuinness Scale Class Two Geoglyph - imprecise object - context consistent

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Uniquely Nazca ...

One of the extraordinary and unique features of the geoglyphs of the greater Nazca region is their approach to design.  Many of the geoglyphs are constructed using a continuous line style: where a single line forms the complete figure without ever crossing itself.  This has lead many scientists to believe that these symbols served a ceremonial purpose - that the people of these ancient cultures "walked" the lines to perform some ritual - starting at a point, then following the entire shape of the symbol until its end.

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geoglyph requires elevated viewing
Geoglyph made by removing stones and/or desert pavement exposing soil underneath
Geoglyph appears substantially intact
McGuinness Scale Class Two Geoglyph - imprecise object - context consistent

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Geoglyph made by removing stones and/or desert pavement exposing soil underneath
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A young Maria Reiche in 1949 standing by the monkey's hands

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Geoglyph made by removing stones and/or desert pavement exposing soil underneath
Geoglyph appears substantially intact
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Close-up of the tail showing the lack of uniformity in design

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Geoglyph made by removing stones and/or desert pavement exposing soil underneath
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Close-up of the feet

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Close-up of the head

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A Nazca Symbol Diagram By Maria Rieche
Note there is another zigzag pattern included in the overall design

  

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Class 2 Geoglyph - Monkey/Hands Group

 

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geoglyph requires elevated viewing
Geoglyph made by removing stones and/or desert pavement exposing soil underneath
Geoglyph appears substantially intact
McGuinness Scale Class Two Geoglyph - imprecise object - context consistent

 

 

It's not precisely clear what the hands figure represents.  But it is clear that it was done in the same style as the monkey - an imprecise design, far less precise than the spider/spiral group (the most precise), or the humming birds (also more precise).  It may represent an incomplete design, or was an abandoned botched attempt, or either a human or animal.  Some have called it a frog or toad based upon the "hands" which could be hind legs of a frog.  Unfortunately, we will never really know what this symbol represents.

 

 

 

 

 

 

The hands are located along side of the tree figure (along the Panamerican highway), and easily visible from Maria Reiche's observation tower.

 

 

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Geoglyph appears substantially intact
McGuinness Scale Class Two Geoglyph - imprecise object - context consistent

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geoglyph requires elevated viewing
Geoglyph made by removing stones and/or desert pavement exposing soil underneath
Geoglyph appears substantially intact
McGuinness Scale Class Two Geoglyph - imprecise object - context consistent

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Why So Many Photos?

The goal of our website is to present multiple views of each symbol for three reasons:

1) the lines are extremely difficult to photograph due to lighting conditions and the condition of the geoglyph itself,
2) to provide better context of the symbol, showing some of its surrounding area, and
3) because different views provide a better understanding of the style of design and perhaps a greater appreciation of the genius of the constructors.             more science »

 

   

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Geoglyph made by removing stones and/or desert pavement exposing soil underneath
Geoglyph appears substantially intact
McGuinness Scale Class Two Geoglyph - imprecise object - context consistent

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The Maria Reiche observation tower and the hands

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Geoglyph made by removing stones and/or desert pavement exposing soil underneath
Geoglyph appears substantially intact
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50m (164 Feet)

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geoglyph requires elevated viewing
Geoglyph made by removing stones and/or desert pavement exposing soil underneath
Geoglyph appears substantially intact
McGuinness Scale Class Two Geoglyph - imprecise object - context consistent

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geoglyph requires elevated viewing
Geoglyph made by removing stones and/or desert pavement exposing soil underneath
Geoglyph appears substantially intact
McGuinness Scale Class Two Geoglyph - imprecise object - context consistent

 

  

 
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Class 2 Geoglyph - Astronaut/Bird Group

 

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geoglyph requires elevated viewing
Geoglyph made by adding or piling stones
Geoglyph made by removing stones and/or desert pavement exposing soil underneath
Geoglyph appears damaged or partially destroyed
McGuinness Scale Class Two Geoglyph - imprecise object - context consistent

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The unknown figure is located to the upper right of the astronaut - it appears to be in the same style as the astronaut - a recent discovery by the author

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geoglyph requires elevated viewing
Geoglyph made by adding or piling stones
Geoglyph made by removing stones and/or desert pavement exposing soil underneath
Geoglyph appears damaged or partially destroyed
McGuinness Scale Class Two Geoglyph - imprecise object - context consistent

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A previously unknown symbol next to the astronaut, shows an animalistic figure

   

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geoglyph requires elevated viewing
Geoglyph made by adding or piling stones
Geoglyph made by removing stones and/or desert pavement exposing soil underneath
Geoglyph appears damaged or partially destroyed
McGuinness Scale Class Two Geoglyph - imprecise object - context consistent

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While this may be an artifact of the medium, it is the author's opinion that this is a genuine geoglyph, while it appears more eroded, it does appear to be in a style consistent with that of the astronaut

  

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Class 4 Geoglyph - Paracas Group

 

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Geoglyph is visible from the ground
Geoglyph made by adding or piling stones
Geoglyph made by removing stones and/or desert pavement exposing soil underneath
Geoglyph appears substantially intact
McGuinness Scale Class Four Geoglyph - contextual object - object not consistent with local context but with region

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A recent discovery of a hillside Nazca figure in the distinctive Paracas style - some have called it a baby emerging from a womb, but it appears to show a representation of lightning and might be more consistent with the new Aurora theory

 

 

 

An typical Paracas design for comparison

 

Class 2 Geoglyph - Astronaut/Bird Group

 

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Geoglyph is visible from the ground
Geoglyph made by adding or piling stones
Geoglyph made by removing stones and/or desert pavement exposing soil underneath
Geoglyph appears substantially intact
McGuinness Scale Class Two Geoglyph - imprecise object - context consistent

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Faint Human-like symbol of edge of condor's wingtip - appears eroded and filled-in

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Geoglyph is visible from the ground
Geoglyph made by adding or piling stones
Geoglyph made by removing stones and/or desert pavement exposing soil underneath
Geoglyph appears substantially intact
McGuinness Scale Class Two Geoglyph - imprecise object - context consistent

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Another view of a Faint Human-like symbol of edge of condor's wingtip

  

 
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The Multiple Cultures Theory Of The Nazca Lines and The Geoglyph Classification System The most familiar Nazca Hummingbird The Nazca Pelican Nazca Whale The Nazca Turkey/Vulture The Nazca Lizard/Legarto The Nazca Hands near the Maria Reiche Observation Tower & The Panamerican Highway The Nazca Dog/Jaguar/Zorro The Nazca Monkey with the spiral tail The Nazca Condor/Eagle The Nazca Hummingbird 4 Nazca Shark Nazca Parrot (or may be an Ant) - On Bugs Page The Nazca Astronaut (Owl Man) The Ingenio Lines New recently found Paracas Man figure The Nazca Hummingbird 2 - Side View Hummingbird The Nazca Small Bird - Hillside Bird The Nazca Egret/Heron In Memory Of Maria Reiche Archaeologist Paul Kosok The Casma Valley Geoglyphs & Lost Cities The Ingenio Lines Nazca Continuous Fish Symbol Nazca Toad/Fish Symbol Nazca Scorpion The Nazca Iguana The Nazca Llamas & "B" Nazca Trident & Geometric Designs Nazca Trapezoids
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