When viewed from above, the stone construction resembles a drawing across the Andes. However, on ground level, it is a distinct network of circle shapes, paths, and partially buried stones in a faraway area of Mendoza, Argentina. A report from Diario de Cuyo, indicates that the circles measure between 27 and 35 meters in diameter and archaeologists are exploring whether they should be classified as a geoglyph, or something else. The issues yet to be answered are how and why the people created these connected circles there, more than 3,000 meters above sea level. A clue on a screen, then four days on foot Carlos Gobbi, a mountain climber, came across the formations in May 2025 while Gobbi was using
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