Well as a result of running some appropriate Google searches last night, as prompted by Byrd's rather condescending spurious arguments against my Nazca Lines solar eclipse theory, I happily discovered this NASA web page -

[sunearth.gsfc.nasa.gov]

A few years ago I had asked NASA's Fred Espenak if he could provide accurate computer generated maps of the paths of the solar eclipses that were seen over South America between 200 BC and 600 AD but he had indicated that it was not possible. NASA has now seen fit to make maps showing the paths of all total, annular and hybrid solar eclipses that were observable anywhere in the world right back to about 2000 BC! These eclipse path maps will be very useful to any and all eclipsologists who, like me, are interested in investigating the influence of solar eclipses on the religious beliefs and practices, and religious art and iconography, of diverse ancient cultures.