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Carving

/ˈkɑːrvɪŋ/noun / verb
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Carving is the artistic or practical process of cutting into a hard material like wood, stone, or ice to shape it into a desired form, often emphasizing precision and creativity. In modern contexts, it extends beyond traditional crafts to include high-tech applications like CNC machining or extreme sports such as skiing, where it refers to making sharp turns.

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The ancient Nazca Lines in Peru, created between 500 BCE and 500 CE, include massive carvings etched into the desert that span up to 1,300 feet long, revealing sophisticated geometric designs visible only from the air, showcasing early human ingenuity in landscape art.

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