The Nazca Alien Tribe has 4 species of Three Fingered and Three Toed Beings

When The Nazca Alien Tribe arrived in Peru, there were 4 species that came to live in Peru.

In 300 BC when the Peruvian people began to make textiles to represent the Nazca Alien Tribe. They picked animals that looked similar to that species of Nazca Alien.

1. The Bird Symbol looks closest to the 3 Fingered Insectoid Species, because they have a wing like protrusions on their lower rear back hips. These hip bone flanges are large and looked similar to wings.

2. The Cat Symbol is used for the 3 fingered Nazca Alien Species with a tail. This small 18 inch tall being looked similar to a “Feline” because of the "Tail" they used the "Spotted Leopard" as their symbol for this “Feline” species of Nazca Alien of course it is not a earthly cat, they only this image to represent this species. They use the spotted leopard with a tail. This symbol has sharp teeth and sometimes shows spikes like a dinosaur on their backs in these images within the textiles.

3. The Reptilian Nazca Alien used a "2 eye" geometric design in older textiles, then a small upright figure with 3 fingers and 3 toes.

4. The Humanoid will be the largest 3 finger upright figure in the textile and is shown as three fingers and three toes.

This upright man like image with 3 fingers and 3 toes was used as their symbol for the Humanoid in this time frame of these Textiles. They used this image from about 100 BC. to 1470 AD. Only the very old abstract textiles from 350 BC. use very abstract symbols for the Humanoid at this time in their history.

The Nazca Alien Time Period is shown in the textiles from 350 BC to 1470 AD in Peru.

The first textile purchased for the Nazca Alien Textile Collection was The “Dancing Alien "textile.

At that time, the new species of Nazca Alien with a tail had not yet been recovered from the desert until the end of 2025, when the new species was reviled.

This new species with three fingers and three toes, with a "Tail" shows up in over 30 textiles from that time period. There are over 180 textiles that represent the Nazca Aliens 4 species that lived in Peru.

The "Dancing Aliens" Textile represents the "Feline" cat like symbol. There is a Reptilian Symbol's Image that is embracing the Feline Image. They have a "Watcher" for each couple, looking up at them as they dance.

Now all four species of Nazca Aliens were chosen of what symbols were to be used to represent "The Nazca Alien Tribe". These basic 4 symbols will be used thru out the textiles during this time period in Peru.

The Humanoid Nazca Alien is represented as a Human Upright Figure with three fingers and 3 toes.

The "Reptilian" symbol was a "Bug Head" or "Lizard Head" shape of the Reptilian species represented in these textiles.

The Insectoid symbol is always very small within these textiles but can be found in most of the textiles from that time period.

The "Feline" Nazca Alien was represented by the "Cat Like" symbol,  and appears as a cat in over 30 textiles from that time period. This cat symbol was used in the older textiles and newer ones too.

 

 

The Nazca Alien Time Period shown in the textiles is from 350 BC to 1470 AD in Peru.

 

 

The first textile purchased for the Nazca Alien Textile Collection was The “Dancing Aliens”.

At that time, the new species of Nazca Feline Alien had not yet been recovered from the desert by the end of 2025 when the new species was reviled.

This three fingered and three toed feline species shows up in over 30 textiles from that time period. There are over 180 textiles that represent the Nazca Aliens with all 4 species represented The Nazca Alien Tribe who lived in Peru some 2300 years ago.

The "Dancing Aliens" Textile represents the "Feline" cat like symbol. The four species of Nazca Aliens choose what symbols were to be used to represent "The Nazca Alien Tribe". These basic 4 symbols will be used thru out the textiles during this time period in Peru.

The Humanoid is represented as a Human Upright Figure with three fingers and 3 toes.

The "Reptilian" symbol was a "Bug Head" or "Lizard Head" by the shape of the Reptilian species this symbol represented. In older textiles, a "2 Eyes" geometric symbol was used.

The Insectoid symbol is always very small within these textiles but can be found in most of the textiles from that time period.

The "Feline" Nazca Alien was represented by the "Cat Like" symbol and appears as a cat in over 30 textiles from that time period.

 The textiles can be broken down into 4 "Time Periods".

The first textiles were very abstract and the pyramid at Cahuachi had not yet been built. 350 BC to 100 AD.

The second time period of textiles shows off the "Step Pyramid" with 3 or 4 steps and the Andean Cross Symbol was added to these textiles. The later Sun and Moon pyramid has 6 to 8 steps, and they are doubled and one is inverted on top the other one. These will be light and dark representing the Sun and Moon pyramids. These textiles are 1200 years old.

The first pyramid was completed by 200 BC and are 2200 years old.

The third time period has the Sun and Moon represent within the textiles. These were made shortly after the completion of both pyramids in 800 AD. Their capital city Chan Chan (Sun Sun) was not completed until 900 AD.

In 100 AD they began building the pyramid of the Sun and the pyramid of the Moon. In 450 AD. these two pyramids were 1/2 way completed; they finished both in 800 AD. New textiles were made celebrating their completion.

The fourth time period is 900 AD to 1470 AD up to the point in time were the Chimor People lost the war with the Inca, the Inca captured the Chim'u people's 11th. King, and the Chim’u people surrender to The Inca.

The Nazca Aliens will no longer be found in textiles at this point in time.

The second time period shows the step pyramid of Cahuachi Temple located above "The Nazca Lines" in the dry Peruvian desert.

The three fingers and three toes show up with all four species of Nazca Aliens within this art.