The figures are comparable in size to the Nazca Lines, and even more impressive in complexity. Is it the lost city of Kalahari? 
Photos from open sources Wind erosion has led to incredible discoveries using Google Maps, cosmostv reports. Drawings comparable in size to the Nazca Lines, and even more impressive in its complexity. Potential big lost city or place were identified in the “verneukpan” area, an inhospitable territory salt marshes in southern Africa. The archaeological map is the brainchild Jamie Visser, who posted this photo yesterday on his page on facebook and following sean carven offered it to our attention.
A photo from open sources
Jamie’s study found many inexplicable ring structures around the world. And so he started the Esthar project to try to display these and other areas with images, found in the process. They all contain traces and evidence of the existence of ancient civilizations around the world. All but no other find was as bright as this, which bears a resemblance to carvings in Newgrange, Malta and others prehistoric places. Image complex has more than five square miles with less vibrant patterns extends over a distance of about twenty square miles, by to a lesser extent.
A photo from open sources
A photo from open sources
