Nasca

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Nas·ca

 (näs′kə)
n.
Variant of Nazca.
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Naz•ca

or Nas•ca

(ˈnɑs kɑ, -kə)

adj.
of or designating a pre-Inca culture of SW Peru, dating from c200 b.c., characterized by polychrome pottery.
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Hojat M, Mangione S, Nasca TJ, Gonnella JS, Magee M.
Tabard with lizard-like creatures, 500-750 AD, Nasca, Peru, South Coast, feathers on cotton, 58.5 x 77.5cm.
The most interesting aspect of the vessels is that these are the first of the Ayacucho Valley ceramics to depict foreign design elements, in this case late Nasca designs.
Recently I asked Tracy Nasca, co-founder of Talk About Sleep (www.talkaboutsleep.com) what her recommendations are for improving CPAP compliance.
Giuseppe Micali, Pompeo Donofrio, Maria Rita Nasca, and Stefano Veraldi
If they are unwilling you should be prepared to look for other representation," advises Marco Nasca, senior director of client solutions at legal advisory firm UnitedLex.
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