Machu Picchu's Hidden Secrets | Blowing Up History: Seven Wonders

As one of the cradles of civilisation in the Americas, the Incan civilisation built Machu Picchu as a holy complex high in the Andean mountains, but what other secrets is this ancient city hiding?
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[@RostislavLapshin]

For those who are interested in the topic of polygonal masonry. A number of methods for obtaining the polygonal masonry are proposed. The basis of the proposed methods is the use of clay/gypsum replicas, a topography translator, and reduced clay models of the stone blocks along with a 3D-pantograph. The results are presented in the article: “Fabrication methods of the polygonal masonry of large tightly-fitted stone blocks with curved surface interfaces in megalithic structures of Peru”. KZbin does not allow a direct link. Search by the article title.

[@RostislavLapshin]

The 10th article edition (DOI: 10.20944/preprints202108.0087.v10) is posted at P r e p r i n t s. Search the article by DOI or by title.

[@marmiladkaaa]

hajox

[@mjd4124]

The conclusion of that paper is that these walls were built after 1700. Wow, that is dumb.

[@RostislavLapshin]

@@mjd4124 It's dumb, for example, when someone builds a network of roads in the mountains without inventing either a wheel, axel, or cart and having no draft animals. It's also dumb when someone doesn't see all of the above mentioned.

[@RostislavLapshin]

The book “Peruvian polygonal masonry: how, who, when and what for” (114 pp., Litres, Moscow, 2024) has been published. The book is freely available at Litres (to download, a registration is only required).

[@sirdigbyminge1639]

I prefer these documentaries when they admit that they don't know what it's for, rather than rope in an "expert" to give us his opinion with absolutely no proof. Pure conjecture.

[@rocioaguilera3555]

Machu Picchu is incomparable. A marvelous city

[@josepaulino2980]

Machupicho

[@ElijahGallo]

Incredible place to visit.Also ingenious are the terraces for growing crops, making Machu Picchu very productive bring water into the city from distant sources.

[@KeepCalmandLoveClassics]

Incredible Engineering of the Machu Pichu Ruins. Immense Respect from India 🙏🏻

[@alejodematiaspose9113]

Machupichu is not in India, it is in Peru, South America

[@barrythetraveller102]

He is just giving his respects to the makers of Machu Pichu...He says he is based in India@@alejodematiaspose9113

[@zzzarkka]

It’s always hilarious to watch these people demonstrate how they cut the stones so precisely by smashing rock on rock.

[@fakrul7004]

Need to tell these experts to make just one house with smashing rock on rock. Will see how that goes

[@tacoma5474]

its fake news for sure! they had to have used a lost technology that we modern day humans do not understand. possibly vibrations. i dont believe the "experts"

[@bunch_o_racket]

ikr?!🤣🤣🤣

[@lst4962]

perhaps history is nothing like we are told. Think about this guy's theory.. how many people were "shaping" these stones at a snail's pace... how many years do they claim it took? Imagine trying to build this with todays modern tools? I am a designer I know this would take 20 years to accomplish anything remotely close, and I am not sure we could get that kind of quality and precision. Sit back and prove this out.. I mean it takes how long to make a stone countertop with laser cutting and mechanical polishing? and the fit is still not 100%

[@theperuchannel]

It's even more hilarious to listen to people who haven't studied to make fun of people who do real research sometimes for decades. What kind of research have you done at Machu Picchu? Ever been to Rumiqolqa? Ever even seen a hammerstone?

[@casof97]

All our ancestors believe the sun was all powerful and almighty and they are right because without it we would not be anything at all

[@richiexrandy8088]

But without El shaddai the sun and the planet wouldn’t hold in place as it is we are nothing without YHWH the sun is nothing without YHWH

[@Sheen023]

As Prophet Ibrahim/Abraham (p.b.u.h.) said, The One who created that sun is mightier than the sun.

[@Sheen023]

@@richiexrandy8088 el shaddai? YHWH? What does that mean?

[@vikashshaw2237]

In India 🇮🇳 there is State Bihar they also worship the GOD Sun🌞

[@muhammadtahirali3071]

If Sun is Your God then how can u pray at night? What if someone need his God at Night? The God is One who created you and Your Sun and Moon, they all revolve in there own condition and Time..

[@petermuller161]

It's a profound and mysterious place, however I can tell you precisely why people would choose to live there. It is an incredible view!

[@samjohnson5355]

"A maze of old rock, um sort of huts, you know sort of rock huts, boulders. Lots of rock related old stuff. Get lost in the maze."

[@clementevillasenor6528]

Yes I went to Machu Picchu when I was a young man and it is amazing !!!

[@DrTeresaVanWoy]

So amazing! Simply breathtaking, especially watching the fog lift. I just posted a video on Machu Picchu myself.

[@rhondasampsel2806]

Breathtaking 🥰

[@Abhishek.Basnyat]

Machu Picchu - The Strokes (Kick-ass song 😉)

[@rcchronicles25]

Very interesting 👍🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿

[@thetreel]

Machu Picchu in Peru sure is pretty interesting and it is one of the 7 wonders in the world

[@trishaleaver3581]

But how did they move those massive blocks to the top of a huge cliff from miles away?

[@klubstompers]

Archeologists: "They must have been worshiping the sun god." Inca people: That's a clock, dude!

[@rubillacsa8072]

That's trueee

[@mjd4124]

They were definitely worshiping pachapapa the sun god, and still do.

[@rubillacsa8072]

You need to go there and talk to the local people and not believe what the Spanish ppl wrote in their books only

[@shreel8880]

Indian ancient Temples are dedicated to 'PachaiAmman' as an incarnation of Parvathi - the wife of Shiva. PACHAI meaning Green and AMMAN meaning Mother Goddess. Legend has it that Goddess Parvati playfully closes Lord Shiva's eyes and the Universe was enveloped in darkness. Parvati realises her grave mistake and comes down to Earth for atonement. She does austerities at many places on Earth and her body color changed to emerald green due to the power emitted during her penance. She finally goes back to her abode with Lord Shiva. Ref: PachaMama hill at MachuPicchu

[@stargazeronesixseven]

Incredible Masonry Skills from Ancient Civilizations indeed! ... 🙏 Thank You So Much for this Beautifully filmed short documentary! 🌷🌿🌍💜🕊

[@maddisonkalista8130]

the cave painting looks similar to the Egyptian glyphs for Crown, possibly either a child or the deceased and also possibly the glyph for darkness/ night time possibly ?

[@maddisonkalista8130]

the crown glyph can also be the letter 'n'

[@rocioaguilera3555]

They married their sisters, like the Egyptians and considered themselves creatures of the 🌞, like the Egyptians too

[@thetreel]

Yea and also Machu Picchu in Peru sure is pretty interesting and it is one of the 7 wonders in the world

[@teresafernandez9849]

@@rocioaguilera3555 what? I'm Native from Mexico. Never heard of that! Our history is very different than what they say in USA! USA narrative is so skewed, you can hardly find any truth in it anymore.

[@anangrycat86]

There were civilizations living there thousands of years before the Incas, they built all the megalithic stonework, the Incas just added to it. Maybes get Graham Hancock on your channel educate yourselves.

[@sulaimanalmahrooqi188]

Totally agree. Graham Hancock makes sense of all these stuff. I totally get hooked reading or listening to him

[@nofx714]

6:50 they say it right here

[@slushy333]

s o u r c e-

[@etchalaco9971]

there is absolutely 0 evidence of what you are saying

[@alberttinelli]

Did you know that in the current territories of Peru, there was another great empire called the Wari Empire and that they existed before the Incas? And did they precisely inhabit the current territories of Cusco?

[@rachelb4444]

Our tour guide is absolutely enamoring.. and wearing teal, one of my favorite colors.

[@kyleschlesselman5410]

There is so much we don't know and i think about this and Egypt pyramids every day, It's such a fun thing to think of but annoyin🙃 love it!!!

[@robert8124]

How did they get all that stone up there. How did they lift the stones.

[@robertmortimer8288]

The core of Machu Picchu is made by bigger and more precice stone-work (megalithic) and masonry with precise joints. In comparison the more primitive Inca style is done with smaller and less precise stones and mud between them and less precise joints. The Inca style is at several places at Machu Picchu laid on top of the more precise construction style in the bottom. Why are there TWO clearly DIFFERENT construction styles? The two different constructions styles is a sign on a PRIMITVE technology and a more ADVANCED technology! Maybe the Inca people simply found an older destroyed construction site and built over and around it, repaired/re-built/renovated it! Regardless, the Inca civilization is still amazing in itself! But there's NO hardcore evidence that the Inca did construct Machu Picchu totally from scratch, only that they have been living there for a period and that their construction style is there, but it's not the only construction style there as mentioned above!

[@checkyoblindspotscha9058]

Wow so fascinating

[@eartols2149]

incredible engineering...

[@melaniamonicacraciun9900]

Wish you dig up some more, fans, somebody bring in the Lidar scanner to find out more hidden secrets. Still this wonder on earth is the most genius solution for holding the rain water and prevent the landslides, if we could just learn from our ancestors fans, you are doing a great job, there in the Past are all answers we need for our future, managing natural resources and prevent further catastrophies

[@pikifrino]

Amazing indeed!... Thank you

[@projectshaman7320]

Probably building that high because they ancestors survived a flood.

[@Tshane_]

People in Arunachal Pradesh (india) also believe and follows "the sun and the moon" we call the sun - Ane Donyi and the moon - Abo Polo 🙏.

[@icopaseticMHF]

I've been watching intelligent KZbinrs for so long, I forgot how lame and overly dramatic Discovery Channel was. I mean that scene where they introduce the archeologist and he is standing there with his arms crossed like some kind of badass of ancient pottery is so cringe

[@313barrygmail]

Snakes!!!!!

[@cielonegro9054]

Behold the internet god complex Nobel prize winner Ph.D. in history know it'll lord of what is cringe

[@MB-jn3xz]

He's so bullish bout his bs he actually believes ridiculous ideas are fact.. Stone hammers bout as absurd as copper chisels. Inca didn't build MP they just inherited it like the Egyptians inherited the pyramids.. all these ancient megalithic buildings are many thousands of years old before their time and knowledge of their advanced construction techniques is long lost..

[@terrymcguire8476]

Machu Picchu sits atop a massive ancient petrified tree stump.

[@roscosgrow9906]

Gems were used in the making of the buildings, two stones with hard gems in between will make a smooth flat surface by spinning one of the stones . And South America is filled with gems !

[@rocioaguilera3555]

Where did you get that information. I'd like to read it

[@roscosgrow9906]

Just my theory .

[@rocioaguilera3555]

@@roscosgrow9906 I'm a woman

[@roscosgrow9906]

Rocío Aguilera forgive my ignorance please , i meant no harm was only trying to be respectful.

[@rocioaguilera3555]

@@roscosgrow9906 Nothing to forgive. You're a nice guy

[@travelwithpaalii007]

So so beautiful amazing 😍😍

[@marmiladkaaa]

lav hopar

[@KingKillersKastleKKK]

Time to see what the experts think.

[@svdorak1002]

1250 CE Konark Sun Temple in India for worshiping Sun God . This seems to be similar to Machu Pichu

[@ReefReview]

Best songs ever right here lol

[@amilabandara3331]

I know recently very difficult to give explanations to why those mega structures were build up. Machu pucchu this words meaning mother and father (matru and pitruu) worshipped mother and father is part of our culture . The stone fit with precisely use five acids formula mix to melt rock. ( evidence still find in my country ) and we also celebrate sun make 90° degree with earth even now.

[@theperuchannel]

There is ZERO evidence that rocks were melting. Zero.

[@tarawaukeri8928]

Machu whaaat pucchu?😂😂

[@Red_Starplayzz]

This is nice!

[@aryanandsneha-zn6jn]

Pikachu be like machuuu pichuuu wtf they steal my name 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@Mancing_Borongan]

Good luck brother... 🙏BEUTIFUL

[@thukumwaniki5769]

I'm not sure if that was done by humans. Must be Giants

[@bernadinelindhorst9283]

Proud of my culture 😁

[@williamm5538]

It's not. It's belongs to black people in ecuador Caribbean and america. The original inka were negroid. Even the people living there don't claim to be inka. Plus that is not what they call themselves.

[@iakadayrneh]

​​@@williamm5538 You blacks did not exist in the Americas until 500 years ago those black in the Caribbean are foreign the indigenous people no longer exist in the Caribbean and no inca are quechua people who still very much exist

[@acd23_lists]

By the way I do think that questions like "who cuts the rock and why, why cant they cut wood and not rocks?" started to pour in. That too such huge rocks?? And so dwellers of Machu Pichhu thought it ideal for a mountain so high that they cud carry out rock cutting (their hobby or new adventure probably or some rich man asked them to) in *an uninterrupteed manner*...that is what I wud do if barred from doing something I liked to do. Hide and work (or enjoy).

[@bunch_o_racket]

oh wow he chipped a random piece of it with his chunk of rock mallet.... I'm so SURE that's EXACTLY how they made precise shapes and angles. also, i imagine they just roped a bunch of mountain sheep to pull it into place ..yeah, ok

[@helix1061]

How did they get those massive uncarved granite blocks up to the top? Some of them over 100 ton?

[@mahadzirabdkarim4800]

They more dynamic technology than us

[@nobody687]

The reason for being built where it is , is obvious. Varacocha is looking to the sky right in front of it. The giant face ,

[@vrrc7686]

Now let me blow your mind. There is a theory that Incans which are the royal family, were an ethnic that came from the Ocean. Yes, before the Incas there were many civilizations in Peru even Caral 5,000 years before the Incas. The Incan Empire has its first roots during the ending of the Kamukara era in Japan. The theory concentrates that during this era the Mongolians the most fearful were planning to invade Japan. Japanese fearful of the savage Mongolians, decided to find new Islands and on their path ended up somewhere in the coast of Ica. Ica being a desert and abandoned by the Nazca civilization, they made their way to much fertile lands such as Cusco. For the next 100 years the foreign Japanese were working the land until one of the Sons Ayar Manco, later known as Manco Capac decided to proclaim the kingdom of Cusco. The spoken language was Puquina, a language with similar tones as the Japanese Ainu. Quechua or Runa Simi was the mainly spoken language of the region, yet the royal family continued its own heritage language Puquina. The Incan myths consist of basic Kamukara era myths. Royal family avoided any mixed in their family heritage, which also might make some believed that incest might have taken place in the royal family. Which was very common in many world royal monarchies at the time. None the less the masonry work displayed during the Incan empire, was stolen from other near by an older civilizations in Peru. It was very common that the Incan Empire would built on top of other civilizations already developed cities, such as Kuelap.

[@ElverGalargaChupas]

Blow this one instead

[@teresafernandez9849]

Now let me blow ur mind! DNA trail of the Americas first inhabitants, r not from Japan, the Americas first inhabitants were from Eurasia, and DNA trail keeps proving it! Quess building on other ancient sites, is a world habit, bc modern Egyptians didn't build the pyramids in Egypt either, they were also found by another civilization. We placed the first footprints on the Americas many eons ago, in time ull know how long we have been here, and no one has ever cared for and loved the Americas like we do.

[@teresafernandez9849]

Now let me blow ur mind! DNA trail of the Americas first inhabitants, r not from Japan, the Americas first inhabitants were from Eurasia, and DNA trail keeps proving it! Quess building on other ancient sites, is a world habit, bc modern Egyptians didn't build the pyramids in Egypt either, they were also found by another civilization. We placed the first footprints on the Americas many eons ago, in time ull know how long we have been here, and no one has ever cared for and loved the Americas like we do.

[@vrrc7686]

@@teresafernandez9849 This Eurasia theory has been criticize a lot over the past years. As far as DNA goes the method to pin point the exact route has been debunked constantly. This is because most of the world shares the same white chromosome, except for islanders near Australia. Their white chromosome is totally incompatible with the rest of the world. The theory of the Bering land bridge is mainly debunked due to the lack of population in the Siberian side, also the lack of population in Alaska and the lack of evidence that the Bering land Bridge actually existed 30k years ago. The pyramids were build in the time of Ancient Egypt, probably during the time of the first habitants in Crete. And by the way, whoever said that first man in America was Japanese?, the theory is the Japanese arrived in South America sometime in the year 1200BCE. They were already civilizations in Peru, way before the theory of Japanese arrival.

[@thankachankavalackal6080]

Wonderful!

[@gdbriot1162]

Petrified titans in the house.

[@mariaalmasi3374]

Sun is not God they are respected for Sun. Sun is life

[@barbaradurr4170]

Exakt. Deine Interpretation ist für mich plausibel. Immer diese andere Aussage, daß es religiöse Hintergründe haben entsteht meines Erachtens nur aus dem Denken und Verständnis der eigenen Zivilisation. Danke für deine Aussage.

[@thomassherer5962]

Newsflash!! The Incas did not build the wonders. They were good & organized, but found most of what one sees. Both were only around for 200 years and added to what they found.

[@genes2jeans]

Earlier civilizations are much more intelligent than we give them credit for. If you are wondering about how Inkas built using Granite, you will have to look at South Indian temples where Granite block was sculpted into most beautiful structures.

[@jonathanarango4610]

Incas didn't have tech but they had coke lol

[@vicentedador1384]

Suggestions: find the book of propet mormon read it know it and you will find the secret.

[@Diego-y8x]

You can leave your spirit. And roam a 1000 light years I heard

[@Diego-y8x]

And come back

[@scooby_louu]

*Who else is watching this for school?*

[@jasonrea7265]

Ancient aliens say YES

[@martyb3586]

Levataion n technology

[@barbaradurr4170]

Endlich hat es jemand angesprochen LEVITATION und die andere Möglichkeit wäre dass die Schwerkraft zu Zeiten der Megalithen Bauten Wesentlich geringfügiger war als heute.

[@alberttinelli]

Lmao

[@ringtulamgu3777]

Transformers "the rise of the beast" says 👋

[@batista9419]

"with precision" where tf do you see that tell me. The rock is all irregular and rough, no flat surfaces. Those in the buildings have unbelievable straight edges that fit together perfectly. Cut 2 equal edges smashing a rock like that. We'll see if our opinions change

[@Gordys_Garden]

Has the shadow been checked recently?

[@hahathatsucks8019]

wow so amazing that your shadow gets smaller as the sun rises higher and higher.....

[@girvenguerrero6464]

I want to live in 1528

[@tannercox4537]

Didn’t they find out they moved to those remote locations because of surrounding tribes constantly attacking their villages

[@dingodave89]

Nah, the Inca Empire were rather peaceful. They stuck to the mountains because of the resources and their ability to tier farm. Part of why they originally took to the mountains though was because they wished to avoid other, more violent tribes. This changed as the empire grew though.

[@tannercox4537]

@@dingodave89 neighboring tribes not the Incas.

[@giulibi]

@@tannercox4537 there weren't any neighboring tribes near cuzco or machu picchu, they owned almost all the continent hahah

[@tannercox4537]

@@giulibi I really hope you’re joking. You know google is free

[@dingodave89]

@@tannercox4537 dude. The Inca Empire controlled basically the entire west coast of south America and prospered through trade rather than conquest. The Aztec and the Mayan empires were violent and ruled by conquest and they were central american

[@reyserlimagordillo6405]

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[@scottieeasley4907]

I know nothing whatsoever about the INCAS. just ran across this today. I'm american. Usually studying western Asia. I would think for many reasons INCAS CHOSE TOPS OF MOUNTAINS. 1.) IMPASSABLE, 2.) GOOD EARTH FOR GROWING, 3.) THEY LOOKED TO THE STARS. PROBABLY THOUGHT THE HIGHER U ARE THR CLOSER U ARE TO THE GODS. DYING IS PART OF LIFE, RATHER THAN RUN, THEY EMBRACE, TRY TO UNDERSTAND IT, RATHER. 4.) SYMBOLIC OF POWER. 5.) ... NOT SURE

[@igug5268]

Lol! The 3rd point.. u think these ancient people were all retarded? They wanted to save themselves from other tribes, it was safer there. Incas didn’t build it, they themselves say this to the spainiards

[@goddycarino6747]

You cannot say they don't have modern tools in building such as astonishing as machu Picchu, a person alone can't just build a house only using a chisel and hammer alone.

[@sethhays8406]

have you tried? I think you'd be surprised at the amount a determined person can accomplish

[@tarawaukeri8928]

@@sethhays8406 have you seen anything that resembles that construction to this day and age? Glean the lower levels and take care to explain at will, for it is this that may be crushed.

[@tarawaukeri8928]

I don't think they had our "tech" but were more apt than us. They appear to me as though they were made in a casting/moulding fashion, which would indicate science and blending materials to a slurry before it sets hard. It is very difficult to "tell" the difference between a lab made diamond and a natural diamond. Not to say they didn't have mathematics that exceeds our abilities with a certain pyramid giving explanation to pi before we knew it existed. A lost civilisation isn't so far fetched as once thought.

[@blairbreland1443]

The inca just built on top of previous structures

[@magicstep]

That's how we make computers today by smashing two rocks together. Obviously the pre-Inca civilisation had some easier techniques to work with stone.

[@jbx1967]

So how many man-hours do you think it took to build that whole city? Were there even enough men with enough hours to perform such a task?

[@SupernaturalBeingsofEarth]

But on another day You science learned tell us the Earth has been shifting and yet you align the sun with many THEORIES.

[@joshoconnor9666]

It's pretty clear that there was a civilization that predates the Incas and the Incas had built upon the ruins of said prior civilization. It's clear as day based on the two completely different masonry techniques, two completely separate technologies were used to construct machu Picchu and what's strange is the older structures that the Incas built upon seems to have used a much more advanced and sophisticated construction technique, as well had access to more advanced tools. An order of magnitude more advanced which coming from an older civilization, isn't the natural order of things.

[@nakkadu]

It's also funny to realise that 400 years before Maccu Picchu was built we already had the tower of London!

[@vrrc7686]

@@nakkadu MachuPichu was build at the very end of an era. Mostly built as a show off city, there were no longer needs of constructing such monuments. Clear example is Cusco city itself before destroyed by the Spaniards or Cajamarca. But Incans felt the need to develop this huge temples, because there were was continuous civil unrest. The empire itself was already at civil war when the Spaniards arrived.

[@nakkadu]

@@vrrc7686 That's cool. I was just pointing out that people are always so impressed by Maccu Picchu and how old it is, most people don't realise what was being built in Britain hundreds of years earlier.

[@vrrc7686]

@@nakkadu Yeah - I fully understand your point. It is remarkable what other civilizations were or have built before. Wish I could have seen the colossus of Rhodes for instance.

[@nakkadu]

@@vrrc7686 That would be impressive if it was built today, let alone over 2000 years ago. It would be amazing if it was still standing!

[@danielschmitt1935]

It was not built to be closer to the gods.

[@shannonfoster6850]

I adore you

[@bodyzoasispersonaltraining9186]

All our ancestors needed to eat. And great floods and war couod lead spiritual cultures higher for safer spaces. The sun is the engine for farming.

[@LuciferMornStar]

M.P. was built by someone else long before Inca got there and claimed it.

[@etchalaco9971]

You have no evidence of that

[@acd23_lists]

I never thought of cutting a rock even if it was all around me. All I felt like it wud be rock that could cut me easily if some power strong to move that rock toward me existed around me. Why would anyone think of cutting rocks that too make cities? Precut rock structures like caves in mountians could be one inspiration but otherwise on a nice sunny day me roaming around baskinf in the sun looking for fruits from trees would never even think about cutting the rocks...and their lack of ability to be cut easily would thwart my whim easily. When was first rock cut? In stone age? Sure..but I wasnt there. I was in 20th century. So trying to understand ancestors and why they did what they did is not easy for me not just due to generational gap but also due to normal necessity or ease of doing things.

[@acd23_lists]

In the Bible I could not see people or anyone cutting rocks. There has to be a predecessor. I could not see that there.

[@313barrygmail]

No they realized how hard it was to get rock to soften and how to move 20 ton Stones up and down mountains that probably impressed them a little bit wouldn't you think???

[@thetreel]

Haha for real and Machu Picchu in Peru sure is pretty interesting and it is one of the 7 wonders in the world

[@Orunasolman1]

Ancient people were 100times more stronger than present generation .Like for example ,i have a big agricultural land in my village about 50 acres ,and my parent only can utilise about 10 acres of that total area using modern machinery & helpers but my grandparents used to cultivate every inch in that 42 acres with their hands only n no labourers ,thats how people were stronger in olden days .There is a big canal for irrigation too which my grandfather dug out himself ..at first i didnt believe coz its impossible for us to do ..but actually he did it himself ,Even with the help of excavator it will take months 😂😂😂

[@ReefReview]

Hey who’s here from the strokes

[@scottieeasley4907]

I guarantee u.. if u want to know where the people went I promise U. U can find Many of them down that mountain side. Thrown off, fought & thrown off. ITZ just too CONVENIENT

[@jacquelinegarvin4520]

These places were probably built by the gods, I don't think they could have made these places by banging rocks together whoever made these places knew how to construct indestructible structures.

[@bibafruit3655]

Solar deity Son god 😐

[@ckjamn]

Vini Vedi Vici

[@sergiohandal8968]

t is not inca.Incas never builded anything.They goout Cuzco in 1438 DC.They were warriors and farmers coming from the great Chaco.Machu picchu was a human sacrifices place belonging to an oldest feudal civilization ended in 536 DC-650DC.

[@tempest957]

This is utter rubbish! In no way could anciant people cut perfect granite blocks using copper chisels and pounding stones let alone carry them up sheer cliffs. These walls were inherited from a highly advanced technolgically advanced perople. Get your facts right!

[@alberttinelli]

watch it complete kzbin.info/www/bejne/bYbXdWZ-edutsK8

[@FunFlicksSportyClips]

Wooo

[@pyrosyphon]

"Make a time machine first and we will know" - Fortnite kid

[@robgardner1951]

You guys seem clueless.

[@darinkrinovich2062]

Who ever built it didn't use river stone or in my opinion any kind of stones to hammer them rocks that fit together so good that grass doesn't grow between them.

[@girvenguerrero6464]

Or I mean 1400

[@RafaelDiaz-e7z]

The incas did not built machu pichu , it was an advanced race of red headed light skin people that built it .

[@TrinityEon]

If we take our tools and everything we used to build what we have. Fast forward 80 000 years when they have all disintegrated. Nobody in the future will know how we built what is still standing. Will our paperwork and books survive, will our digital media survive? All they would find is a few rocks with paintings on them too. Remember the earth is millions of years old. We can only account for 2000 years worth of written history or carbon dating. What happened 10 000 BC and beyond? I say they used lasers, fusion or even plasma cutters to cut through the granite and shape them accurately as they wanted.

[@CryotoWolf]

I want all the drugs that made you think this way! Because it makes no damn sense! And no we cant only account for 2000 years of history... Damascus in Syria is between 10000-12000 years old...

[@joshoconnor9666]

Most of the metal(you know the thing our sky scrapers and cars are made of) would still be intact. Granted a good amount of it would have deteriorated but a good amount of it would last just fine. 80k years into the future it would be very clear that an advanced civilization was here. So much of our civilization would still be intact any future people's to discover our remnants would be able to tell exactly how far we'd have came. They would most likely be able to piece together our language just fine and discover precisely who we were. We know which cultures used metal for tools because.... Wait for it.... The metal is still there, waiting for us to uncover. Granted bronze has a rough time not deteriorating but even so there is still so much of it we can tell almost exactly when it comes into use in what cultures and almost exactly when those cultures shifted into using iron. Hence bronze age and iron age. This is nonsense that you speak of and I'm saying this not with some big over exaggerated sense of self ego about our civilization, but I'm speaking in pure facts based upon the longevity of our current metallurgy. And this doesn't even begin to touch upon our current plastic and polymer production which the verdict is still out on how long some of that stuff could last, maybe until the earth gets consumed.by the sun. I'm kidding but seriously some of that stuff could last almost indefinitely in the right conditions.

[@barbaradurr4170]

@@joshoconnor9666 leider hält der Stoff Plastik sehr lange, zu lange, da er in Nano Partikel zerfällt und sich im Wasser und unserer Nahrung wiederfindet. Also Langlebigkeit ist nicht grundsätzlich von Vorteil.

[@definedhemp964]

The Incan civilization didn't build Machu Picchu in it's entirety, they found it in ruins and built off of it. Anyone who recognizes what they're looking at can clearly see two forms of stone construction. 1) The Inca construction, a much cruder stonework and 2) Megalithic construction of a much older and tighter precision stonework construction. However, the greatest mystery of all about Machu Picchu and maybe those who believe the Inca actually built Machu Picchu can answer this 1 question- At what point in time did the Inca civilization carve Wayna Picchu into the shape of a giant human face laying down looking up at the sky? We clearly see the eye, eye socket, brow ridge, nose, lips and chin which can only be seen from certain angles while standing at Machu Picchu. Yet we see the mainstream narrative from those who claim to be archeologists either completely ignore this fact or sidestep it altogether because it doesn't fit into their mainstream narrative that Machu Picchu was created by a primitive culture. Or maybe they don't see what they're looking at proving they're not as knowledgeable as they'd have us believe. Until we get out and are able to duplicate the precision stonework we see using the exact same tools and methods, everything we come up with about how we think it was done is nothing more than speculation and hearsay.

[@suiiiman4581]

no one cares

[@definedhemp964]

@@suiiiman4581 We should care because it's about our 'True History' instead of continuing to follow the mainstream lies of our existence! It's an ethical matter to why we don't.

[@alberttinelli]

I think you know a lot. for you, who built it?

[@definedhemp964]

@@alberttinelli We're not sure who the original architects of Machu Picchu were but we know they had forms of lost ancient high technology and were built using the same construction techniques we see around the world including the Egyptian Pyramids!

[@alberttinelli]

@@definedhemp964 Ok, did you know that the Incas elaborated with more dedication only the temples (where they worshiped the sun and other gods and deposited the mummies of their ancestors in the false windows) and also the doors and/or gates because, it is through these that the Inca was moving. Another thing, did you know that before the Inca Empire, there was another great empire called the "WARI EMPIRE"? I hope you are not thinking that giants, angels, anti-diluvians, Vikings, etc. did it. Because if so, you watch the History Channel a lot and its sensationalist program called "Ansestral Aliens", said channel has lost all credibility for lacking scientific support; but the channel does not care about spreading fallacies because of the rating it makes them a lot of money

[@raymondjohnson85]

There's a tomb on the mountain of this place but the government does not want anyone to touch it and they put a blockage around it so it's harder for you to even find it maybe if it was me I would still find it anyway

[@adamedoo7820]

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[@55giantsfan22]

So......they used the hematite to carve the rock to perfection so they all fit together 🤔 i call BS

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[@travelwithpaalii007]

Where is the remains after building that.

[@geodarnodan6750]

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