Air disaster in Peru, identified the 7 Italian tourists. Involved two Lombard families
Besides being one of the most suggestive archaeological sites in the world, example of the magical-religious millennial universe of the pre-Columbian societies of Peru,..
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The Nazca lines, one of the world's largest archaeological enigmas, have returned to the centre of international attention after the tragic air accident that involved a tourist flight to Peru, in which 13 people died, including seven Italian citizens. Declared Unesco site in 1994, the Nazca lines are, as confirmed by the agency Onu, “authentic” and this is demonstrated by the method by which they were designed, “removing the upper gravel layers to reveal the rock below clearer”.
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The Nazca lines, one of the world's largest archaeological enigmas, have returned to the centre of international attention after the tragic air accident that involved a tourist flight to Peru, in which 13 people died, including seven Italian citizens.
according to Sky TG24Declared Unesco site in 1994, the Nazca lines are, as confirmed by the agency Onu, “authentic” and this is demonstrated by the method by which they were designed, “removing the upper gravel layers to reveal the rock below clearer”.
according to Sky TG24
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