Ancient Superstructures: the Secrets of Machu Picchu | Full Documentary

[@billycausgrove9657]

My favorite place in the world! Been to Peru 11 times, and went to Machu Picchu each time!

[@TheMalwina89]

Lucky you 😊

[@johneyon5257]

i've been to it once - but revisited it in my memories - and when viewing my photographs - i was lucky to have had a beautiful day - warm & sunny with picturesque clouds

[@nwmee]

Been twice because first day was too cloudy. Tour group let us go a second, and much nicer, day!

[@madcrabber1113]

11 times? For business or pleasure?

[@billycausgrove9657]

@madcrabber1113 We go every year and do different projects such as providing health clinics in the Jungle, and providing clean water filtered water in Pucallpa, and spend a few days in Lima, and than go to Cusco and go to Machu Picchu.

[@mohammedsaysrashid3587]

A wonderful documentary shared by an excellent ( Get.factual) documentary channel...documentary about glory of Anka ancient civilization through focusing on ( Machu Picchu) temple 🛕 city which explored glory of construction engineering ,Astronomy, controlled rain falldown on mountains ranges and cliffs ...Where human sacrificed practiced .

[@Andy_Babb]

Woohoo! Enjoying this series very much! Thank you!!!

[@grandmabente123]

wonderful video - story - in everyway... The people who came before us... .. my unreserved admiration....

[@sallyvogel]

I have been to Machu Picchu many times and marveled at its construction. This documentary is well grounded in science and was a pleasure to see. There is far too much speculative garbage on ancient wonders and too many people ready to believe it as it requires very little of them in terms of actual scholarship. And it’s so much fun to believe in the supernatural.

[@windsorw7003]

Such a beautiful spot.

[@alexr1934]

Thank you so much for sharing this. What an exceptional marvel of engineering!

[@akunokaori]

A great documentary to enjoy＝楽しめる素晴らしいドキュメンタリー

[@launiesoult3248]

These people were geniuses, they worked with nature, not against it. That is the coolest thing probably in the whole world. Up to that time I'm in like they preserve nature. They kept nature going. They made nature work for them. I mean how cool is that

[@AroundtheWorld-atwk]

Thanks for this video! The segment at 21:09 really helped me understand better. Hope to see more educational content like this

[@SOP83]

What a life that must have been. Like farming in heaven. The city in the clouds ... that's the stuff of science fiction, or the stuff of dreams.

[@HNMATE]

9XM 😊

[@motivationalservices]

What a beautiful country! You are living the life!

[@armaanrampadarath4436]

Id love to go there one day. I love the contributions the indians have made to the world. The cord system is like a computersystem. Amazing. ❤

[@rmyikzelf5604]

Indians? Inca's

[@lolastephens404]

When the Spanish arrived there the Incas told them point blank that they did not build it. It is completely unbelievable that archaeologists are so unreasonably arrogant and egotistical as to actually argue the point with the people.

[@angelreyleon1841]

Los españoles mintieron mucho sobre esta cultura Inca a la cual saquearon

[@Jack-jy2nh]

AMEN!

[@robotpharmer6706]

Facts

[@rmyikzelf5604]

This is what the arrogant Spanish wrote down. Not necessarily what is true. Inca's did not speak Spanish.

[@pamelaevans3146]

And think how much more beautiful Heaven will be. 😮 WOW!

[@adiakiyes6354]

Machu Pichu #Impressive #astounding #magnificent #marvellous #Beautifull

[@jeffwarr-p9r]

It's staggering in such a well made documentary that no mention of the distinct differences in architectural styles that exist at Machu Picchu is made. Not why, who, or how. Just the simple observation that the way certain stones were engineered is so drastically different from most of the rest.

[@adriaanbertdeveldeharsenhorst]

Macha Picchu was built by the Anunnaki same as all other mega constructions all over the planet. Their science has gone with their departure 🙏

[@angelreyleon1841]

😵

[@charlesmcmillion5118]

Get off the drugs.

[@adriaanbertdeveldeharsenhorst]

@@charlesmcmillion5118 nothing else to say 🤔

[@rmyikzelf5604]

Completely different part of the world. Different religion. And hundreds if not thousands of years apart. But, hey, we don't understand everything yet, so: Anunnaki. Very convincing. 😂

[@LeonMoka-nm6py]

Thats cool was Varacocha Anunnaki as well?

[@kirknelson235]

Cool.

[@adiakiyes6354]

#MachuPicchu #Impressive #astounding #magnificent #marvellous #Beautifull

[@bastrous9121]

What tools did they use it shape these very hard stones.

[@nadalhector2148]

Alliens. We need to know the truth by opening our hearts mind and Soul.

[@GwynneDear]

They used hematite naturally found at the site. They cover this at 45:14 in the documentary. No aliens were harmed in the building of this site.

[@sallyvogel]

If you watched the entire film you would know. They used stones harder than the granite…hematite.

[@angelreyleon1841]

Usaro dientes de dinosaurio

[@luigib6854]

Aliens , it was them

[@noeraldinkabam]

You got your citadel and lidar pronunciations mixed up mr.

[@rmyikzelf5604]

Annoying isn't it?

[@Raylen_Fa-ield]

I think it's an AI voice

[@aghast666]

Exploring the art of storytelling through videos, VideoGPT emerges as the missing puzzle piece, effortlessly elevating my content to a whole new level of refinement.

[@thegreatone107]

I mean just stunning, beautiful

[@carenkurdjinian5413]

AmaZing………🌞

[@epzilon9419]

if only you can talk,gentle with nature,then you can unlock and read the messages of the sacred builders,🌄

[@Dewsouth]

If they don't know how this place was built, how can they be sure that the Inca's was the original inhabitants or builders?

[@VaxtorT]

The Inca were not the original builders. They built on top of it with a far lesser degree of expertise. The Inca themselves said they were not the original builders. These were built by either Antedeluvian Men or the Nephilim. May also been have constructed shortly after the Biblical Flood. That too is a possibility. It is Not a Mystery to those of us in the Know. The Inca were actually late comers to the Americas. ...having arrived here sometime after 200 AD by crossing the Bering Straight in canoes.

[@JoseKvar]

​@@VaxtorTsource: HDMI

[@JoseKvar]

Because we even have DNA tests of the people buried there.

[@carlosguevara6859]

They ignore how it was built but they know who.

[@johneyon5257]

the construction of tje pyramids is still a mystery - but we know who was responsible - we know that machi picchu was a.late construction in the inca empire - designed & built by the much experienced quechua

[@luverigtous116]

goog way to remember about those that once called it home.

[@wendybailey8671]

Very interesting, thank you. Of course, can't help noticing that current egos can't admit that they were the better engineers of this time as well. Hope we're learning something from the way they did things.

[@carenkurdjinian5413]

Thank You …….🌞

[@carenkurdjinian5413]

Such A Simple Natural Architectural Digest…….🌞

[@accessdenied2010]

only one question: why would somebody begin to build with crazy precision in the beginning and than suddenly laying out stones of the middle and top layers like a poor modern villager who like to drink booze from morning to the evening? no answer to that in that documentary at all. If you switch your brain on and think about it a bit it is becoming clear that the first layers were built by another "civilization" and Inkas found that remains and built their "simple" structures upon them. I also for all of these years never seen a single one practical experiment that someone would try to copy at least a little part of granite precision that we have in some amazing crazy engineered stone buildings

[@ouchh35]

lets give a nicely packaged narrative and exclude anything that would distract away from that. I just visited Machu Picchu yesterday and the differences in engineering is very apparent between the huge stones that precisely build the foundations and the loose rock and mortar built on top of it. If the same people built it, why not just do one thing?

[@wendyrs1087]

It is a marvel.

[@bigcheeezzz7135]

There's absolutely no way to say the Incas were the builders or the first inhabitants!.

[@FilmBritt]

Correct. Science works like a religion. Instead of saying "we have no clue", they instead say "We BELIEVE Inkas did that and that." Total ignorance.

[@bastrous9121]

Wher did the man power come from, what time scale are we looking at?

[@THEDEN887]

MANY PRAYERS ANSWERED 🙏🏿 MANY BLESSINGGZZ 2U&YOURZZ UNIVERSE 🙏🏿

[@JerecoRoluna]

I was fascinating and wonder there knowledge of creating a massive structure. They are truely a genius in there time that the modern man cannot replicate

[@peterxd3610]

when the Incas came to Machu Picchu, the city was already built

[@offthegridgreco]

This was a massive agricultural & water management site. It was manned by live in caretakers, professional farmers. The empire needed mass quantities of food & water. Further exploration will show reservoirs, irrigation, & channeling.

[@yolamontalvan9502]

Weird stuff comes out of Perú. They even have extraterrestrial mummies.

[@rmyikzelf5604]

No they don't.

[@wilber8161]

Peru is beautiful

[@michaeljones825]

If it was built in the 1500s which I doubt, how come the technology has been lost?..The place is just incredible

[@sonarbangla8711]

Spellbinding report about Inca irrigation, agriculture, hydraulics, astronomy and what not. Displaying mastery that shames the modern engineers.

[@johneyon5257]

17:00 "as-stron-MI-kl" (astronomical) - "sy ti del" (citadel) - are they using AI narrator?

[@YoMamasCasa]

It's AI... or he had a stroke.

[@rmyikzelf5604]

Overloaking ...

[@baracaniuara]

If you cry in Macchu Picchu, is because the feeling, to see it again😅! SolSolo

[@bryanboatwright1671]

The Inca were great engineers, but they did not construct the much older megalithic stone work.

[@ljfpsgaming]

Machu Picchu - Incar - The Master of Engineering/Architecture! - the most smartest people in the world!

[@Mark-s2y1l]

I agree with the person about the Anunnaki technology and the Inka build on top of the original foundation

[@foofighter1790]

Did anyone else see the squirel chillin on wall?

[@nwmee]

Time stamp, please?

[@danielokwuagwu7855]

First to comment.. Mama i made it finally😊😄😄✌️

[@macynoobnravang3353]

Ancient civilizations were not simple human like these days people. They had magical things or great beyond knowledge of skills to built their cities. There is no way people could lift these heavy rocks and stacked on top of each others. All of the carvings were so anonymous sizes.,

[@MEGA-AZEL]

Five century old? More like five millenia

[@globalvagabond7464]

More like before the great flood

[@sandrareinert-n8g]

What happened to all that amazing technology and where are the tools they used?

[@holgerjrgensen2166]

The Real Work, as Inca's build upon, goes back 86.000 years, Not made by hand or 'advanced' tools. So, the Inca's didn't had the trouble with rain, and other physical conditions, (as mentioned) the 'fundaments' were already there. There is a high number of sites on Earth, with this unique Rock-Shaping, (knobs) made by the Same Real People, Great pyramid, Sphinx, kailahsa, 'for some reason', survived Earths dynamic geology. 'almost' intact.

[@aldomaldini-w7z]

why are these scholars so ignorant to ignore this facts

[@indianastan]

No boat no lights no motor car not a single luxury.

[@curtis4109]

But they had a radio and a way to charge the battery lol

[@carenkurdjinian5413]

The Most Important -Mountain Water ……🌞

[@giuseppelogiurato5718]

So, they explored the "sightadel" using "litter"? 😮

[@yourgodismean4526]

Citadel is pronounced with a short i, as in “it”not long as in “site”

[@robotpharmer6706]

How come they skipped over the polygonal masonry? The old blocks

[@cbeto765]

We will all continue to guess who actually built these structures, how long ago were they built, how were they built.. They science community will continue guessing but we shall NEVER KNOW FOR SURE, just like the pyramids of egypt. 🤔🤔

[@rmyikzelf5604]

The notion that we do not know who built the pyramids of Egypt is completely laughable and ignorant. The Egyptians themselves wrote it down for us. They built them. And we also know when. Read a scientific book about it instead of Von Daniken cum sui's nonsense.

[@sriramr7765]

Is that possible to Recreate this exactCopy of this place in another location with proper copyright from respective place governance. Just to try on creation of ancient impeccable thought process at same time not to fall under infringement too. Note: Copyright infringement occurs when someone uses a copyrighted work without the copyright owner's permission, in a way that violates the owner's exclusive rights. This includes reproducing, distributing, performing, publicly displaying, or making a derivative work of the copyrighted material.  U.S. Copyright Office Definitions (FAQ) - U.S. Copyright Office As a general matter, copyright infringement occurs when a copyrighted work is reproduced,  Purdue University Copyright Infringement Penalties - Purdue University Copyright Office Copyright infringement is the act of violating any of a copyright owner's exclusive rights... For copyright infringement to occur, three elements must be present: The copyright holder must have a valid copyright. The person accused of infringement must have had access to the copyrighted work. The duplication of the copyrighted work must be outside of any exceptions. If someone is accused of copyright infringement, the copyright owner may need to establish that they own the copyright and that the other party copied elements of the original work. If the copyright owner wins, they may be able to recover damages, such as the amount they would have earned if the infringer had a license, or any profits the infringer made from selling the copied work.

[@michelmondor584]

Nice documentary. I dont know when its was made, but i believe there is some misleading information. A) I(f there was 700 persons living there, ( I presume there was wives and children's) also starting from nothing, creating a surface for all the buildings, making the terrasses, the observatory, the water supply from the other side of the mountain , creating stone blocks by pounding them with a harder rock, would ave take a verry long time,. How did they get food prior the the completion of some of the terrasses? Going down and back up the mountain must have been difficult. B) If you notice, some building and the base of other have sharp edge, are as average larger and have a much better fit than the stones above them. No way there where made by pounding them with another rock. Like many other Inca site, there was probably remnant of wall & building already there and the Inca used this to complete the place.

[@KubotaManDan]

There has to be more than one creator of these structures, the stone that's so tight a piece of paper won't fit is likely the earliest inhabitants. Then after these people the stone work is more sloppy with great gaps between the stone work in comparison. I was hoping this documentary was going to address this. Maybe in the next millennium. ⛰

[@rmyikzelf5604]

Pure speculation. And many of the stones do have wider gaps between them.

[@crzzymnn911]

Was probably a civilization just after the flood. They were trying to build high enough to hopefully avoid a 2nd one! lol

[@robertculbreth694]

Dominica reminds me of Krystal Boyd! ❤iykyk😋

[@cliffcurtistruth]

The Inca DID NOT build Machu Picchu or they would have said so. See Brien Foerster.

[@nobodythatyouknow241]

I don't buy his take.

[@TheMoneypresident]

Brien is a lying tour guide.

[@rmyikzelf5604]

How would you know? Because the Spanish invaders, plunderers and murderers wrote down these people didn't do it to ease their zealously Catholic conscience?

[@ericfernandez8916]

Built by the fallin angel

[@indianastan]

Possibly. BEFORE they were "" fallen ""

[@ericfernandez8916]

Like the pyramids

[@lolastephens404]

Indeed!!!

[@kellytannehill4436]

Great doc! But SIGH-tadel? LID-ar? Micro-SCOPE-ic? Is it an AI narrator?

[@get.factual]

No, but might not be a native speaker

[@VaxtorT]

The Inca were Not Engineers. They were warriors and administrators.

[@clarkrichardbueno7559]

Water system-aqueduct

[@cynthiamckenzie1034]

It's Pronounced LY-DAR

[@yaumatijordan9157]

First we need to know who created us , who created this world? If we know the creator and his teachings, things will be easier to understand

[@gordorr9259]

Obviously scientists, engineers and mathematicians have been around for many thousands of years, this knowledge was passed on from generation to generation, everything about our human past is false.

[@sambathea9365]

❤🎉❤

[@civitasincivibusest]

The Babylonians invented mathematics, arithmetic and algebra, because they needed to understand the workings of the heavens for religious purposes. Those who built Machu Picchu also gave great importance to the knowledge of the heavens, but where is the mathematics of the Incas, if they were the ones who built the citadel?¿Khipu?

[@EstherSHELTON-c5x]

I think it was before the inkas .it's older. The inkas used it.

[@aaronjaben7913]

43:58 no tools? ok sure.

[@kaliman6969]

Everything was in their, no way, just because you didn't find any papers or graphics doesn't mean they didn't have a way to record information

[@warpspeeed6345]

Incas didn't do this granite work. Impossible. You're guessing wrong, basing guesses on incorrect guessing. You're not engineers, obv.

[@rmyikzelf5604]

And you are not guessing?? Come off it. Evidence please. I doubt you have even visited the place.

[@monster0_0]

You can obviously tell that the Inca found the place and "tried" to rebuild ot

[@domdomz588]

Aliens. Aliens created everything we can not explain.

[@rmyikzelf5604]

Plenty of places with large gaps between the stones, clearly visible in the video. Yes there are also places that fit really tight. Could have been done by grinding the stones together until they fit perfectly. Not rocket science.

[@RubenRodriguz]

I don't need a lesson on technology. Stay on topic

[@rmvflp791]

A new type of Quipus "FONÉTICS"

[@clarkrichardbueno7559]

That was Aqueduct

[@chrismadaj8751]

12500 years ago what do they think we are not going to argue about it no common sense

[@ania4802]

The AI voice is off-putting, ruins the video

[@johnjohnson9658]

The Inca merely found ancient ruins and rebuilt them clearly evident in the original polygonal block built ruins and the crude Inca stone and mortar repairs. There is no dispute these were 2 completely different civilizations nice try. The fact that this early civilization was wiped out by flood explains what happened to it.

[@JackHandy7385]

This Chick has an IPHONE in the JUNGLE with no case...

[@olyaolga7507]

José Bastante es más que bastante guapo, él es guapísimo! Ну очень красивый мужчина, правда, девушки?

[@clarkrichardbueno7559]

Granite... "not granet"

[@BunnyWatson-k1w]

The site looks earthquake proof.

[@tommystovall6153]

How about the full moon.

[@x73.]

Its pronounced "citadel" and "lidar".

[@futon2345]

Interesting that the narrator continually mispronounces the word “citadel”

[@lolastephens404]

AI

[@amatesdarkas9621]

Point blank knowledge me this city

[@carenkurdjinian5413]

😂So Learn It ……🌞

[@MyYTaccountName]

What kind of accent does the narrator have? I’ve never heard words pronounced like that lol.

[@jrizzuti]

I'm pretty sure it's AI speech.

[@yolamontalvan9502]

I don’t have any problems. What’s the word you don’t understand?

[@YoMamasCasa]

Pits AI. Becoming more and more common which is unfortunate. Maybe a few more years and we won't be able to tell but for now, it's too annoying for my ears and I hit the back button.

[@lolastephens404]

AI

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