Relating to geoglyphs, which are large-scale designs or patterns created on the landscape, typically visible from the air or great distances.
From geoglyph (geo- + Greek 'glyphos' meaning 'carved' or 'engraved') + -ic. A modern term created as interest in geoglyphs like the Nazca Lines grew in the 20th century.
Geoglyphic designs like Peru's Nazca Lines are so massive that their creators couldn't possibly see the whole image from ground level—raising the puzzling question of who these ancient artists were drawing for.
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