Large-scale images or designs made by removing soil or by piling rocks to create lines or designs are called ________.

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Geoglyphs are large designs or motifs (generally longer than 4 meters) created on the ground by arranging or removing stones, earth, or other materials to form images or patterns. They are often found in desert environments and can represent various shapes including animals, humans, or geometric designs. Famous examples include the Nazca Lines in Peru.

Large-Scale Images or Designs Made by Removing Soil or by Piling