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English: Geoglyphs on deforested land at the Fazenda Colorada site in the Amazon rainforest, Rio Branco area, Acre. Site dated c. AD 1283. (More facts)
Date 23 July 2012
Source https://picasaweb.google.com/lh/photo/CLTaXkSHtkYuLJDLK5J9ywRkAxLSQqAlaCvQhQKIgrg?full-exif=true
Author Sanna Saunaluoma
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