Friday, 23 September 2011

Thousands Of Strange 'Nazca Lines' Discovered In The Middle East


Peru's Nazca Lines, the mysterious geoglyphs etched into the desert centuries ago by indigenous groups, are world famous - and now thousands of similar patterns have been found in the Middle East. Satellite and aerial photography has revealed mysterious stone 'wheels' that are more numerous and older than the Nazca Lines in countries such as Syria, Saudi Arabia and Jordan.

The structures are thought to date back 2,000 years, but why they were built is baffling archaeologists and historians. The local Bedouin, a nomadic people found in Saudi Arabia, Jordan, Libya, Egypt and Israel, call them the 'works of the old men.'

(via Look At This...)

1 comment(s):

Nihilady said...

Does that look like embryonic cell division (mitosis) to anyone else?