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Las Playas Intaglio demonstra como as paisagens desérticas do Arizona podem preservar milhares de anos de história indígena ao lado da infraestrutura moderna. Photo Credit: Robert So / Pexels
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Um geoglifo ancestral do Arizona é danificado durante a construção do muro fronteiriçoUm sítio indígena de pelo menos 6.500 anos levanta novas questões sobre patrimônio e infraestruturaEm meio ao deserto de Sonora, a paisagem pode parecer intocada por quilômetros: rochas vulcânicas escuras, solo claro e um horizonte que se estende em direção à fronteira entre o Arizona e o México. No entanto, sob essa aparência de território remoto existem vestígios de atividade humana que remontam a milhares de anos.
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References: NBC News. (2026, 29 de setembro). Trump's Border Wall Construction Cut Into an Ancient Ground Carving Older Than Stonehenge. Arizona Public Media. (2026, 24 de setembro). An Archaeological Site Damaged by Border Wall Construction Is Much Older Than First Thought. Archaeology Magazine. (2026, 4 de maio). Las Playas Intaglio Damaged by Border Wall Construction in Arizona. KJZZ. (2026, 25 de setembro). Ancient Site Damaged by Border Wall Construction Oldest Such Carving in Americas, Research Shows. Bureau of Land Management. (s. f.). Blythe Intaglios. |
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