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geoglyph

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/ˈdʒiəɡlɪf/
Forms:geoglyphs
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a large design or drawing made on the ground, usually by arranging stones, removing soil, or shaping the land, so it can be seen clearly from above

  • A new geoglyph was discovered in the desert.
  • The Nazca Lines are famous geoglyphs in Peru.
  • Scientists study geoglyphs to learn about ancient cultures.
  • The tribe created geoglyphs to mark special places.
  • Tourists visit the site to see the ancient geoglyphs.