The south-coast people who etched the vast Nazca Lines into the desert and farmed it with underground aqueducts.
Declined by ~800 AD as the desert dried and Wari influence spread; absorbed into the wider Andean world.
A focused archaeological synthesis of the Nasca and their desert lines and aqueducts.
The Nazca within a survey of ancient South America (broad context).
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