Ica
Ica is a region south of Lima on the coast of Peru. It's home to the Nazca Lines, pre-Columbian petroglyphs etched into desert sands. Spread over 1,000 sq. kilometers, there are about 300 different figures, including animals and plants. With some lines measuring 30 meters wide and stretching more than 9 kilometers, the figures are best viewed from the air.
People died in Ica (First 49 people) - Page 31
Albert Gregory Meyer
American prelate
Hamilton G. Ewart
Judge
Harry Grabiner
American executive
Charles Frederick Millspaugh
American botanist
Stanley Tigerman
American architect
Nabia Abbott
Scholar
Miyoko Ito
American artist
William S. Schwartz
American artist
Todros Geller
American artist
Rainey Bennett
Artist
Dolfi Trost
Romanian poet
Jack Pettis
American saxophonist
Warner Sallman
American painter
Freddie Spruell
American guitarist
Israel Nathan Herstein
Mathematician
Herbert Lewis Hardwick
Puerto Rican boxer
Hugo Friend
American jurist
Lou Pride
American singer
Cal Stewart
Comic
Sydney J. Harris
American journalist
Vladimir Ipatieff
American-Russian chemist
Stan Mauldin
American football player
Richard M. Weaver
American scholar
Dawn Clark Netsch
Former Illinois Comptroller
Carlos Cortez
Author
Tadeusz Faliszewski
Polish singer
Ferdynand Zarzycki
Polish Politician
Arthur Erich Haas
Austrian physicist
Samuel Epstein
Physician
Dorr Felt
American inventor
Scott Hayden
American composer
Fats Pichon
American jazz pianist
Richard M. Jones
American jazz pianist
Lee Shot Williams
American singer
T. R. M. Howard
American civil rights leader
Herb Kent
DJ
Michael Flatley Sr.
Edna Hicks
American singer
Clement Walker Andrews
American librarian
Robert Petway
American singer
Roy Franklin Barton
American ethnologist
Green Berry Raum
Lawyer
Jesse O. Norton
U. S. representative
John Marshall Hamilton
Former Governor of Illinois
Flukey Stokes
American mobster
Brice Hunter
American football player
Emil G. Hirsch
American rabbi
