THE ASTRONOMICAL SOLUTON OF THE

LINES and FIGURES of

NAZCA in PERU

THE NAZCA MONKEY
is ORION (the round tail)
and CURSA in Eridanus

THE NAQADA, EGYPT
GYMNAST is CURSA
in Eridanus

Since the Nazca Monkey is Orion, we can identify the remaining figures at Nazca.

Two of the major figures for triangulation
were Cassiopeia and Hydrus.

Cassiopeia was important for triangulation at Nazca, because Cassiopeia is as far from the North Pole as Achernar (as the top star of Hydrus) is from the South Pole. Both are ca. 30 degrees from their respective pole stars.

At Nazca, the lines show that precisely these two constellations were "tied in"
to the two circular triangulations of the 360 degrees of the heavens, as shown on the explanatory graphic above at the start of this page. 

A so-called mr pentagonally-based right triangle was formed at Nazca,
having angles of 54 and 36 degrees,
and used for triangulation.
This was the basic mr surveying triangle of Pharaonic Egypt, based on the pentagon. See Peter Tompkins, Secrets of the Great Pyramid, Galahad Books, N.Y., 1997

Having set the distances between the two constellations Cassiopeia and Hydrus, each at ca. 30 ° from the North and South polar stars respectively, the ancients measured both Heaven and Earth. This was the expedition of Jason and the Argonauts, probably closer to 3117 BC than our 3300 BC originally placed in the graphic above.