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Compare effigy mounds and Nazca Lines. What is one thing that both of these art forms have in common?

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One thing that these art forms have in common is that they Both can be seen from the sky, such as when flying in an airplane.

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<h3>What are effigy mounds?</h3>

These are moundss of earth that are made in the shape of certain animals.

<h3>What are Nazca Lines.</h3>

These are ancient geolygraphs that were made in the nation of Peru.

The similarities is that they can be seen from the sky.

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