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NAZCA line points towards Cahokia archaeological site in USA

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NAZCA line points towards Cahokia archaeological site  site in USA From the NAZCA plain the line directs towards Cahokia near the city of San Luis (Missouri). Cahokia Historic Site Cahokia is the largest site related to the Mississippian culture, which developed an advanced society in eastern North America before the arrival of Europeans. The Cahokia Mounds were designated and listed as a National Historic Landmark on July 19, 1964, and listed on the National Register of Historic Places on October 15, 1966.   Cahokia Historic Site Courtesy of Rene Hopfner  Google place Courtesy of  Jo To the south of Monk's Mound there are three burial mounds. view of TWO Monks Mound in Cahokia Courtesy of   T. Garcia en Google places   The NAZCA line is marked with the SPIRAL symbol, it seems to indicate the shape of the round mounds of Cahokia
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Avenue of the Dead in the Pyramid of the Sun, Mexico, Island of Pascua

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Avenue of the Dead in the Pyramid of the Sun, Mexico, Island of Pascua Only advanced technology could design and inspire the Mayan and Aztec builders. These hooks located thousands of kilometers away are proof of the connection between ancient civilizations It has an Azimuth of 190 Degrees Southwest See on Google maps
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Nazca Line points towards Pyramid of the Sun in Mexico

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Nazca Line points towards Pyramid of the Sun in Mexico Extraordinary coincidence or was your drawing planned on the Nazca plain, Peru? If we make a projection of that Nazca line, (Thanks to Google Maps 4,622 Kilometers) the line passes over the Great Pyramid of the Sun in Mexico City. (There may be a difference of one degree or so) See Pyramid of the Sun in Mexico on Google Maps https://acortar.link/QMhlBe This line in NAZCA, in Peru was drawn on the earth and has an Azimuth (Course) of 323 Degrees North West, that is, it points directly to the Pyramid of the Sun How did these indigenous people of that time who made these lines have that accuracy? How did the indigenous people trace those furrows in the land without having any modern knowledge of orientation? Airplane pilots use the plane's Compass to determine the Azimuth to orient themselves where they are directing the plane. Ship captains use the Compas (Compass) to make maritime trips. The Vehicle Rally in the desert also the ...
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Connection between the ancient Mayans and the Nazca area in Peru

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Connection between the ancient Mayans and the Nazca area in Peru In one of my most recent "Virtual Trips" seeing the geoglyphs in the PALPA area north of the Nazca Plain in Peru, thanks to Googlemaps I made a virtual flyover of that area at a height of 200 to 300 meters   I found a geoglyph that shows five hooks joined together in 3D projection (coordinates: -14.556675684505779, -75.17759736932135) four horizontally to the earth and one perpendicularly see on Googlemaps https://acortar.link/SrOns2 And you will wonder, what is so special about that geoglyph? My memory told me that I had seen this in another place, and so I remembered having seen these hooks in the Mayan constructions in Mexico (not in all of them). See https://maya.nmai.si.edu/es/gallery/uxmal-y-puuc There is one in particular, where the builders of UXMAL, in Yucatan, Mexico took great pains to include a hook made of stone in their walls many times. Imagine how laborious it must have been to sculpt those hooks...
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