Gerald Hawkins,

Beyond Stonehenge (New York: Harper & Row, 1973). In spite of his negative conclusions about Nazca, Hawkins makes a strong case for the astronomical sophistication of ancient humans .

Tony Morrison,

The Mystery of the Nasca Lines (Suffolk, Eng.: Nonesuch Expeditions, 1987). A fine popular survey, though with a great deal of not particularly interesting biographical information about key researchers (especially Reiche). Superb photos .

Evan Hadingham,

Lines to the Mountain Gods (New York: Random House, 1987). An excellent summary of others’ theories, leading up to Hadingham’s own speculation that the drawings were directed at the gods on whom the Nazcans depended for water .

Anthony Aveni, ed.,

The Lines of Nazca (Philadelphia: American Philosophical Society, 1990). A collection of essays by the leading researchers, including Clarkson, Urton, Silverman, Ruggles, and Aveni himself, all offering a pan-Andean approach to the lines .

الفصل الثامن

من هو الملك آرثر؟

Shafi da ba'a sani ba