Ica
Ica is a region south of Lima on the coast of Peru. It's home to the Nazca Lines, pre-Columbian petroglyphs etched into desert sands. Spread over 1,000 sq. kilometers, there are about 300 different figures, including animals and plants. With some lines measuring 30 meters wide and stretching more than 9 kilometers, the figures are best viewed from the air.
People died in Ica (First 49 people) - Page 1
Charles J. Vopicka
Former United States Minister to Bulgaria
Violette Neatley Anderson
American advocate
William H. Potstock
American-German musician
Thulamahashe
Emily James Smith Putnam
American author
Grantley Goulding
British olympic athlete
Frank Bolus
Botanist
Anton van Wouw
Dutch sculptor
Percy Lindo
Industrialist
Dave Nourse
Cricketer
Dragoljub Samardžić
Rafael María Moscoso
Dominican biologist
Homer B. Roberts
American salesman
Fausto Topete
Ana Luisa Adelaida Luperón Taváres
Gregorio Luperón's daughter
Cecil Vernon Lindo
Nicolaas Jacobus de Wet
Former Chief Justice of South Africa
Sara Delano Roosevelt
Francisco J. Santamaría
Former Governor of Tabasco
Paul Giudicelli
Painter
Dolfi Trost
Romanian poet
Ronald Crane
Historian
Jay Wilbur
British musician
ojārs ēriks kalniņš eižens kalniņš
Musician
Esther de Mézerville
Guatemalan teacher
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Robert Petway
American singer
Saturnino Osorio
Footballer
Lloyd Quarterman
American chemist
Dorothy Hodel
Steve Hodel's mother
Annie Silinga
South African activist
Maud Sumner
South African artist
Celeste Woss y Gil
Painter
Robert E. Merriam
Author
Brian Birch
English footballer
Bernard Richardson
Jagdev Chand
Politician
José María Lemus
Former President of El Salvador
Anne Matthews
Dave Matthews' sister
Christina Ramberg
American painter
Antoni Keller
Polish footballer
Han Cha-kyo
Taekwondo athlete
Frances Baard
South African trade unionist
Nicholas Saunders
British author
Huey Rush
Ezrom Legae
South African sculptor
James R. A. Bailey
South African writer
