Draft:Las Playas Intaglio
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Las Playas Intaglio is an ancient geoglyph over 6000 years old next to the US Mexico border in the Cabeza Prieta National Wildlife Refuge, Arizona. It is roughly 272 feet long and was damaged irreparably when a 50-foot swath was cut through it in order to construct a secondary border barrier adjacent to President Donald J. Trumps biggest, bestest, most beautifulest, border wall in the history of mankind in the world.
References
[edit]Sandra Sanchez, border report.com
instagram.com, Trump's Border wall
Alisa Rezneck, kjzz.org
bigbencentenial.com Photos [of damage to Las Playas Intaglio]
