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An aerial photograph of the Nasca Lines.<\/p><\/div>\n

Many art sculptures and pictures have been created using rocks, sticks, leaves and other natural materials.<\/p>\n

Go on a hike or search your yard for items you can use to create an art piece. Be creative in your design.<\/p>\n

Nasca Lines<\/h2>\n

Look at the Nasca Lines that have been discovered as a World Heritage Site in Peru<\/a>.<\/p>\n