| − | The '''Nazca people''' were a civilization native to [[South America]] in the first millennium AD. Little is known about the Nazca people due to their lack of a writing system, but their monuments and cities stand as archaeological testimony to their culture. They are perhaps most well-known for the famous "Nazca lines," great drawings in the mountains which span hundreds of miles. They also constructed a kind of underground aqueduct called a puquio, many of which are still in use. | + | The '''Nazca people''' were a civilization native to [[South America]] in the first millennium AD. Little is known about the Nazca people due to their lack of a writing system, but their monuments and cities stand as archaeological testimony to their culture. They are perhaps most well known for the famous "Nazca lines," great drawings in the mountains which span hundreds of miles. They also constructed a kind of underground aqueduct called a puquio, many of which are still in use. |