Analysis of Electromagnetic and Structural Anisotropy of the Nazca Plateau: The Geoglyph System as Pleistocene Geophysical Infrastructure

The report presents the results of a re-analysis of the Nazca Plateau in terms of electrodynamics and applied geophysics. The document demonstrates that the geoglyph system is not an artistic creation, but an advanced technological fossil designed for the extraction of telluric energy from the piezoelectric batholith. Key evidence includes the synchronization of the structures with the magnetic paleopole from the Pleistocene period (the Laschamp and Mono Lake events) and the identification of biomorphs as planar electronic components, such as band-pass filters and inductors