The Sajama Lines: Bolivia’s Giant Geoglyphs, Bigger Than Nazca

A map of the Sajama Lines network in Bolivia, showing thousands of straight paths radiating from centres across the Altiplano (this is a map of the lines, not a photograph — the lines are best seen from the air)

About 4 min readPeru’s Nazca Lines are world-famous; a few hundred kilometres away in Bolivia lies a network fifteen times larger — and almost nobody has heard of it. Thousands of ruler-straight paths, some twenty kilometres long, link shrines and burial towers across the high Altiplano. Who built 16,000 kilometres of road to nowhere, and why?

Mexico’s ‘Alien Mummies’ Presented to Congress, 2023: A Hearing, Two Small Bodies, and a Swift Scientific Rebuttal

The Heron geoglyph of the Nazca Lines in the Peruvian desert, near where the specimens were said to have been found

About 5 min readOn 12 September 2023, Jaime Maussan presented two small, three-fingered bodies to Mexico’s Congress, claiming they were non-human beings from Peru. The university he cited distanced itself, and Peruvian forensic experts later concluded similar specimens were dolls made from Earthly bones and glue.