Maria Reiche Neuman Thesis
Maria Reiche Neuman, known as "The Lady of the Pampas", was a scientist in love with mathematics, geography, physics, pedagogy and archaeoastronomy, born May 15, 1903 in Dresden, Germany. Marie Reiche arrived in Peru to 29 years, which started trablahando as educator, translator and assistant. Subsequently, from 1946 until his death in 1998, Maria Reiche dedicated his life to the study and preservation of "Nazca Lines", stimulated by the American archaeologist Paul Kosok, who conducted an expedition into the wilderness in the Nazca region south of Peru.
On his arrival to Nazca, Reiche held cartographic studies of the lines. These mysterious geoglyphs drawn on the surface of the desert, which would have been created between 200 BC and 600 BC
On his arrival to Nazca, Reiche held cartographic studies of the lines. These mysterious geoglyphs drawn on the surface of the desert, which would have been created between 200 BC and 600 BC