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The Antonini Museum was founded in Nazca, Peru on the 7th July 1999 for examining and preserving the archaeological heritage resulting from all the research carried out by the scholars from the Nazca project around the ceremonial area of Cahuachi. The Museum is 750 sq.mts. wide with an open air archaeological park of 1,600 sq. mts. It is possible to admire the Bisambra aqueduct, the Nazca geoglyphs on a reduced scale and the real-size reconstructions of tombs. Furthermore, the Museum possess a vast collection of pottery fabrics and trophy heads.
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