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https://cdn.creatureandcoagency.com/uploads/2018/04/Nazca-Lines-Primary-Resource-Featured-Image.jpg802561Download our free Nazca Lines primary resource. Tailored to the curriculum, this history resource introduces children to these famous ancient drawings of Peru. How old are the Nazca lines? What do they look like? Why do scientists think the Nazca people created these incredible drawings in the desert sand?