Pre-Historic Mega Structures of Ollantaytambo Predating the Inca

[@UniverseInsideYou]

Pre-Egyptian Technology Left By an Advanced Civilization kzbin.info/www/bejne/gWTYmoCpptWnhdU

[@benboren3332]

Indeed! Thanks for sharing friend.

[@jacobhoffman2553]

do you think theyll survive ww3? cause nuthing we made will

[@MrWeedWacky]

"10s of thousands of years ago"... LOL... It is a 15th century uncompleted building that was never finished because the Spaniards came and razed the building...

[@Alans-qm5ch]

Yes but much before egyptians we know, pre flood, some monuments in egypt are from pre flood, many are after

[@mq2555]

Allah says in Surah Ghafir from The Holy Qur’an: “Have _they_;(the mankind) not traveled in the _land_ ( the whole earth)to see what was the end of _those who _came before them (the previous civilizations)_They_ were far superior in strength and left more impressive marks in the land, but Allah seized them for their sins, and they had none to protector them from Allah(21) “. And there are more verses in the Holy Qur’an mention this clearly 14 centuries ago You can look them up if you want in the Holy Qur’an Salam ✌🏻

[@taleandclawrock2606]

Imagine a water fountain that still runns perfectly after 1000s of years!????Amazing engineering.

[@jacquelinekirk5601]

And, using piezoelectric properties to stop the water like an invisible tap, blew my mind. Incredible.

[@saleemmeermohammed5311]

12,000 yrs.

[@ابوعلي-ض2ط7ذ]

اكثر من 10سنة اقل شيء 6000آلاف سنة

[@ThothsScribe-k6h]

yeah and we keep taking credit for someone elses work.

[@penttikoponen7170]

50 000 years

[@tolotolo2380]

Finally a video where narrative follows the images 👌👍

[@tuclance]

😂

[@midnight_snack6608]

God, wish we could go back in time and witness the construction of these sites :3

[@konstantinrebrov675]

I don't think it was necessarily advanced technology. I think it mas magic, earthbending to shape the giant boulders, like in the anime Avatar the Last Airbender. Even if earthbending in real life was only a fraction as powerful as depicted in the anime, still you would need only a small army of benders to shape the stones, and create such a building in a mere under a year, considering a regular 9 to 5 work week. Megalithic architecture becomes relatively trivial or at least doable with earthbending, no advanced technology required.

[@rongike]

we can, you can request to have dreams of it if you're open enough.

[@benboren3332]

​@@konstantinrebrov675 The technologies of a type 3 civilization would seem like "magic" or godlike to us. What they did was use a technology called terramorphing, and it's used with lasers and advanced artificial intelligence.

[@toddincabo]

@@konstantinrebrov675 The elongated skull species is my guess. I think they could levitate certain stone types as well.

[@americansfirst1095]

​@@toddincabo......offspring of the gods/creators/aliens?

[@Parayogi]

I've been there and this was the first time I was hit with the realization that some ancient builders were beyond the smithsonian version of history but we didn't have drones back then and weren't allowed to peek to the left of the wall, the overhead view really hits home how much od an actual megalithic structure it was, not just a wall

[@johnatkinson2837]

Big thank you. In your film we see areas of mysterious ancient stonework, but - thanks to your unusually clear and focused filming and dialogue, we finally seem to see these places in a completely new light, ( even though we've already seen them filmed by other people ) Brilliant production, please keep it up !!!

[@xXturbo86Xx]

The past is so much more fascinating than even out wildest fantasies. Our brains cannot even fathom the importance of all this.

[@Dulc3B00kbyBrant0n]

its the pre flood world the evil society that God destroyed

[@Fido-vm9zi]

Yes, you & I can!

[@jenny-DD]

When I'm on top I see everything and can experience everything

[@GB3770]

My brain can: either we or someone else had advanced technology...it's not that hard to fathom :) Our species has Amnesia - all of this can be explained by the idea that Atlantis or another similar place was real - but say that and people think you are nuts.

[@eduardogonzalez738]

Imagine the secrets the Vatican has put away in their dungeons

[@mrhassell]

Congratulations! Another excellent show, without needing to steal anyone's ancestral heritage from them. No hypothesizing with delusions and drivel, like your competitors, just facts! Excellent!

[@sirentemple]

nothing wrong with hypothesizing unless you're completely ignoring ancestral heritage and not giving any credit imo.

[@deadwingdomain]

Those Ancient Alien guys do get a little carried away. Drives me crazy. How are people supposed to talk about this if all we have crazy soundbites from Georgio.

[@Lion_Heart_Zimbabwe]

They are great channel indeed. I believe these structures were likely created during the Atlantean Empire/era before it's fall.

[@ld8341]

Though for some reason he says "who knows what it would have looked like tens of thousands of years ago when it was initially created" without any evidence or precedence for that sort of longevity. Likewise he claims that the precise blocks predate the "Inca repairs" by thousands of years, again without evidence.

[@PrinceArthur636]

@@sirentemple It is absurd that people get so defensive when the nature of the origin of these superlative achievements migrates into the topic of tens of thousands of years, or mentioning e.t.'s or their potential at all, and I'll tell you something else, that most of these people acting 'defensive' about human achievement, are not doing it for ancestral heritage purposes as they are not related to the areas at all, which really makes it cultural appropriation. In the first place, the very beginning of all this, is the locals themselves. If one is saying it is 'offensive' to claim the incans did not build these, then they are a part of the current that erased their history in the first place. The spanish coming along and inventing whatever story they like(actually the spanish were the last to record the original local versions of the story), with the final approved version never or rarely including any of what the actual local culture would have said at all (goes for all native americans, my ancestors and cousins, white men have disrespected and laughed at our stories, calling them 'myths', and saying that word of mouth can never relay the truth. Then they make up some guess of a story like for puebloans and chaco canyon, instead of asking the Dine themselves, who still inhabit the area, and endured nuclear poisoning in uranium mining there. And now they laugh at us again and say that it 'disrespects us' to say we did not build all these things.). The inca themselves say that these stones were laid by "giants", whether that is metaphorical, or literal, or indicating simply that they had no idea who did it and so had to speculate intensively, it's still more accurate speculation to say giant men did it than that the inca themselves could move boulders with no defined ground paths or even modern technology, especially when the locals will tell you flat out they do not know who built those, as if the rocks just floated down the mountainside almost. When someone acts defensive over this, they are only being defensive about their own established arbitrary foundation of knowledge of mainstream horse dung that is invented on the spot by rich liars who smile through teeth, and piled together and gaurded jealously. Like when they claim the great pyramids were tombs, without a single body ever uncovered from them. Like when they contradict native americans, making up stories about the people of the southwest u.s. Also, when the conversation moves into time frames outside our established ones, or involving e.t.'s, it is again ridiculuos to say that this excludes the ancestors of the locals themselves, and i would go further to say that every nation has genetics of the people who lived there 10,000 years ago after the last great flood, whether you care to call it "the younger dryas event". By all counts, it is already beyond our conventional explanations any damn how. For all we know we are the e.t.'s! The people who live on the earth, who trace their memory barely back to the discovery or sometimes creation of those great things (egyptian people relay some level of memory of the great pyramids and the ancient past), themselves could be the e.t.'s that some talk about. Or they could have been inspired by them, and then in some degree given or blended with their blood. If we are going on respecting the local people anyway, we ought to begin considering to take that seriously and believe them when THEY SAY they are the descendants of the 'gods who came from the sky', or the people who observed the gods come from the sky (meaning of 'annunaki'). Binding their heads into cones to emulate some 'gods', and itis these stories themselves that allowed foreigners to take advantage of the prophetic myths and memories of greatness, to be replaced by spaniards claiming to be gods, so the history could be rewritten, and ultimately so people can destroy the past and deny the theories that lead to its complex truth, while denying the locals and 'defending their heritage' at the same time. S-tanic liars manipulating facts, sowing illusions and mental illness, resulting in the tangible form of it, complete disharmony of logic and thought, of consideration and agreement, of institutions that weave webs to separate us and create placative little stories while they work harder to make us forget again. Never forget the book burnings, the same type of people are in control of the governments.

[@HermesTresmegestus]

Every video I watch from this channel yields detailed information I’ve never seen before. I’ve seen oyante tambo a million times, this is the first time anyone has talked about the artist drawing showing there used to be more stones

[@stayawakenhealthy2539]

I've been to Ollantaytambo to stay to catch the train to Machu Picchu. Such a very stunning village and saw all these HUGE rocks!! Wish I stayed more than just 1full day/night!! Machu Picchu was MUCH larger than it looks in pics. BOTH are a "Must Visit"!!💯💯😍😍

[@nobodythatyouknow241]

My wife and I spent four days there with a trip to Machu Picchu from there also. Absolutely fascinating.

[@stayawakenhealthy2539]

@@nobodythatyouknow241 Love to be there NOW.

[@jessiedunning212]

WOW! That's awesome! That's a priceless life experience.👍

[@chichodormi4732]

The kind of force that decimated this place is probably beyond comprehension. Glorious architecture.

[@-wotiu_77]

Nuclear Holocaust

[@calenlight6817]

Yes, The tidal waves came in 400km from the Coast to destroy Ollantaytambo! Must have been miles high to have done that, but that is exactly what a global flood due to planetary expansion would look like.. As Earth moved from the position which Venus currently occupies due to the birth of Mercury, to it's current position, it expanded in size resulting from the lessening of the electrical pressure zone by the square with it's distance from of our Electric Star, as per Bode's Law. The global flood could have only been created by Planetary expansion, the meteor/comet impact crap makes no sense at all and could not possibly be global in it's effect! When Earth was in the Position of Venus, before Mercury was born, there were giants of every variety of plant and animal on this planet. Much of the gigantic stone work we see in these ruins was done by these vastly larger humanoids!

[@calenlight6817]

@@TheRubberDuckToy Thanks, that is all from the Electric Universe Cosmology I have been teaching the past 25 years online!

[@miller2675]

​@@calenlight6817electric universe😂!

[@calenlight6817]

@@miller2675 so what is your point?

[@Carps4life435]

I am a master carpenter . From complex compound angle cuts to 50 story sky scrappers. That's what I do every day of my life...and the mystery and amazement I once had , putting up a skyscraper is now , fully understood to me. Not to take anything away from those projects , they are intense and we need many highly skilled tradesmen to do it...but they are very doable with professionals....now I said these personal parts of my life because, with my level of construction expertise and building experience ......these mega structures make me just want to drop to a knee a just ask HOW? AND WHY? .... I genuinely feel that 90 % of people can't actually feel the absolute astonishing amazement of what was built In front of our eyes .....we've been to the moon ... and right NOW! Not one ..and I mean not one ,of these could be doublicated ...period...and if it were to....it would be atleast a 20 year project and 100s of billions of dollars.....and that's that.

[@Broody58]

How do you cut a square into granite no less, & then 90 degrees a flat surface within.. cutting a block? No cuts around the block. Theres not a lazer small enough to do that, water jet, nothing! The square could be cut, broken ( in one piece) then smoothed flat..thats it, no other way. Then the fit of granite blocks not at 90 degree angles. They could have been moved back & forth sanding the sides I guess..vibration maybe? The elevation, weight, materials harder then granite to cut...no electric..as advanced as we are today, I don't think it can be duplicated. Especially the cutting & removal, moving of block. Diamonds, pressure, leverage, & lots of planning, labor, & time. Even that raises doubt. Mind blowing!

[@mikegreen3550]

They didn't do it with hammer and chisel or they would still be doing it today 😊.

[@Gogetajob36996]

@mikegreen3550 no one said it was done with hammer and Chisel

[@mikegreen3550]

@@Gogetajob36996 sorry can't take a joke 🤣 they used laser ok my bad 😞

[@Gogetajob36996]

@mikegreen3550 no one said they used laser

[@j.c.3800]

One of the very best presentations on the internet. Thank you.

[@findingretirement6649]

I spent five weeks in the Sacred Valley in the spring of 2022. I originally scheduled two nights in Ollantaytambo to visit this sight and ended up extending it for another five. I visited it three times that weeks it was amazing and the town of Ollantaytambo was worth the visit alone. Give yourself some extra time if you go there it's worth it.

[@Ace1000ks]

This was built by a civilization that existed before the flood.

[@dextermorgan1]

Yes, we know. Well, most of us do anyway.

[@quos3683]

Are you sure? Where you there to check it? Who are buried around those pyramid sites?

[@Ace1000ks]

@@quos3683 The Earth is billions of years old. It isn't unreasonable to come out with a hypothesis that there were civilizations that existed before our civilization. It doesn't take much for a civilization to go away. If there was a thermal nuclear conflict between the major powers, we would go back into the stone age or go back to square one. A major natural disaster can easily wipe out a civilization. It happened to other civilizations in recorded history, like the Roman Empire, Ming Dynasty, and others.

[@dextermorgan1]

@@quos3683 One doesn't have to have been there to see the very clear evidence, all around the world, that an advanced civilization built these ruins. That's why the most advanced ruins are on the BOTTOM. Not the top like they "should" be.

[@pabloc.282]

@@Ace1000ks . Man I am all for this. I believe some other intelligent civilization built these. But... Why can we find dinosaur fossils, but no early civilization humans?

[@soumyagoswami5342]

Wonderful documentary, great script and presentation. Thank you.

[@susanvalyi9849]

Those knobs are the most curious things. Fascinating video.

[@rongike]

I bet they attached other construction to them that has since disappeared, possibly made of wood even

[@susanvalyi9849]

@@rongike That’s what I was thinking. They were for lifting but…. I think they would break. Those stone blocks are huge! It’s so fascinating. I’m going to try and do research.

[@susanvalyi9849]

@@rongike Hm… I don’t know. I never thought of the blocks being carved out of a massive massive stone wall. Interesting theory. No one seems to be able to figure out how individual stones could have been lifted. And those knobs appear all over the world. They don’t feel like decoration.

[@lander1591]

It's where the blocks are cut from the quarry wall.. like a model sprue.

[@susanvalyi9849]

@@lander1591 I meant sprue.

[@mchrome3366]

Excellent video from someone who watches videos on this subject frequently. Great job pointing out the anomalies which make it impossible for the supposed builders to have created these megalithic structures.

[@briankerr4512]

they are geopolymer ... not cut stones

[@Miguel_man]

Perhaps the builders are of the same genealogy but the techniques degraded and were eventually lost over time.

[@nexpro6985]

Not impossible.

[@nexpro6985]

@@briankerr4512 don't be ridiculous.

[@yeahokno]

@@nexpro6985 It's concrete/ geopolymer. all these sites are. A Japanese team figured out the pyramids were so in the 80's. E

[@jpwski9425]

Obecnie wiedza i studiowanie wiedzy nie polega tylko na zdobyciu dokumentów uczelni, które zawężają światopogląd ...❤...

[@dunningkruger3774]

"Let's cut massive pieces out of this granite mountain right here at the most accessible place" "No silly, let's go up a HUNDRED FEET where it will be infinitely more dangerous and MUCH harder to move." "Ok, that sounds like a GREAT idea!"

[@analiviaminsk1171]

yes if one believes in mainstream history so yeah one needs to believe the ancients were all brain damaged lol I´m with you, people only make things to increase life quality for sure!

[@michaelb7498]

@@dunningkruger3774 "hey Upthep! Walk 621 miles THAT-A-WAY.. you'll eventually come upon a granite quarry. Cut me 100s of 80 ton blocks from this quarry and bring Em back here for the hallways of my pyramid." Upthep says "but boss we have enough stone right here to finish 3 pyramids, why would we walk so far for stone so lar..." "Upthep you will do what I say. Oh yeah and BTW you'll be wearing sandals and have no boats"

[@michaelb7498]

@@dunningkruger3774 how so unbelievably sane and logical that sounds doesn't it?? 1,040 miles round trip per STONE. SOUNDS LIKE A BLAST!

[@MercedesCruz-qe1nj]

Fantastic documentary. I have always been interested in the Inca civilization and its predecessors.

[@deecooper1567]

Nice presentation. We can guess all we want however we’ll never be able to prove anything. I believe our world has been Reset several times & each time comes a new set of intelligence. We are extremely advanced for our times yet we can’t figure out how tha past was done . Each Reset has it’s own particular advanced way of doing things. What would a highly intelligent Inca person think our advanced industrial technology world?? JMHO. 👵🏻👩‍🌾❣️

[@happy-v8h]

What you don't realize is our technology is coming from those who created all these things. There are those on this earth that have been hiding everything from us so only them and there families benefit.

[@michaelb7498]

@@deecooper1567 there is more guessing and speculation in egyptology than any fringe theory to ever exist. Egyptology is legitimatelty a fairytale by definition. It's insane that grown adults still believe in it

[@minihunt4093]

I don't think we are advanced for our times, I think each passing perhaps knowledge is lost and never gained.. or perhaps sometimes we do amazing things and sometimes we have a world that is just terrible and needs to be reset.. like now. Haha 😅

[@deecooper1567]

@@minihunt4093 Def like now…..

[@linusaherrmann]

Had the same thoughts 😃 We will never be able to proof anything, and what does it matter. But surely we can learn a lot from the techniques others (whoever that is) have used in the past, and never should we think we are the smartest people on the block 😅 It's absolutely stunning! Will visit those ancient sites in Peru when we are there again next year. Fascinating!

[@cliffstar913]

It's like it was all one huge block and the shapes were lasered straight into it, it's amazing ❤

[@teresadvorak6145]

Yes. Which makes me think these lazors are related to the making of crop circles & such❤❤❤

[@K-Effect]

Or it’s a type of concrete?

[@Dillonmac96]

@@K-EffectI don’t think pouring or melting makes sense because you would have to make molds for every single crazy non repeating shape… lasers sort of makes sense still it would be complex you would have to draw out the crazy shapes you wanted that fit together then laser them out. Idk. Now I have to save money and gk just to have my mind blown like the Ohio mounds.

[@HenryKinross]

​@@K-Effect 💯

[@cannabico6621]

@@Dillonmac96 what if it was the consistency of plasticine or moulding dough? no need for molds.

[@Blechdackel]

This is the most interesting documentary about the Inkas I ever saw!

[@albertogarcia716]

These videos are a lot more instructive and informative than any documentaries on this subject. There are more visual examples of the matter being discussed than other documentaries I have watched. The waterfall's deviation simply by running a finger across the flow's path and the face of the mountain where stones were cut from, I have never seen before. Ever. I have been watching documentaries on this site since I was a child in the 1970's and have never seen these anomalies.

[@gerritlageweg2055]

Thanks for this video, brings back memory’s. I visited Peru several times and visited this place. Very impressive site!

[@fins59]

The joints in those stone walls are so tight it's just beyong words.

[@marty3697]

Thank you for another great in depth video.

[@Пекинка-с9х]

Wonderful documentary

[@Lion_Heart_Zimbabwe]

Fantastic episode. These would have been built around the time of Atlantis before that civilization's fall. The fact that these stone blocks have lasted thousands upon thousands of years due to their brilliant, advanced construction shows that the mainstream historians urgently need to change what they thought they knew abiut the history of our planet

[@jannenreuben7398]

They were built 500 years ago by the Inca. The Spanish watched them doing it.

[@danstory4286]

​@@jannenreuben7398Citation, please.

[@TheGreatAlan75]

​@@jannenreuben7398wrong. Inca's didn't move 150 - 1000 ton stones.

[@jannenreuben7398]

@TheGreatAlan75 If they didn't move the stones then who did? Do you have any actual evidence for your assertion?

[@danstory4286]

@@jannenreuben7398 When the Spanish asked the Inca, the answer was, "We don't know." That's actually documented. Furthermore, if you simply look at the Inca repairs at any of the ancient sites, it's easy to see that the Inca had no where near the talent of whoever had originated these sites.

[@cornellpidruchney1226]

EXCELLENT VIDEO!!! Realllllly well done! Thank you for presenting so much great video footage and close-ups illustrating the amazing technology! And your informative contrast to the Inca civilization was appreciated! Keep up the GREAT WORK!!!! :-)

[@Savan_Triveda]

Great documentation. Should be teached at school.

[@endacollins1]

Very good upload , I worked as a stone mason so I find this fascinating.

[@patrickck8185]

just look at that precision @ 6:08 wow great video

[@grugbug4313]

Solid! Top KEK! Peace be with you.

[@mauriziod5298]

Believing that this was built with copper chisels and pounding stones, it's like believing that someone built a Ferrari with a screwdriver.

[@ankhpom9296]

Modern man can not duplicate this structure. This is not Inca work.

[@harrowgateguy]

Just believing that it was all built by one civilization, despite the obvious crude construction on top of the advanced megalithic construction defies common sense.

[@christophergreening1075]

😂😂 love it!

[@christophergreening1075]

😂😂 love it!

[@paulhart7739]

It’s not stone. It’s molded concrete. We just lost the formula, so we don’t know how to make it. It’s nearly impossible to make precision aligned blocks and the imperfections on all the other edges make it unlikely that they only perfected the joined edges. Now if it was poured into a mold, it’s very easy for the joined edges to be perfectly formed to eachother

[@GrandAncientOak]

I wish more people knew the golden agent which we all came from. The fact that the fountain is still flowing after all this time speaks immense volumes. Seeing it makes my heart skip a beat.

[@woritsez]

the steps like the logical progression and branching of purpose, designed and constructed contained within a defined area, a thing of wonder and in its beauty, it is exquisite

[@BuceGar]

This is such a great channel.

[@sebastianlinardi]

Buen vídeo! La información es básica y de dominio publico. Si bien no aporta nada nuevo las conjeturas y suposiciones que se proponen en el vídeo son validas como cualquier otra. No obstante este canal colabora para que nos demos cuenta y tomemos conciencia que la historia y la arqueología oficial es una gran mentira! Hay mucho por descubrir y sacar a la luz! Sigamos buscando con nuestras investigaciones autodidactas porque aun hay muchísimo por descubrir! Gracias por el vídeo.

[@Winnerscircle-v9y]

I can only imagine what these sites looked like when they were finished absolutely amazing

[@simonsez5499]

The stone cutting and the stone fitting in Peru is fascinating

[@qedcharlie]

This video was very well done, thank you. These super ancient sites are amazing . I love the polygonal stone work at these pre-noah's flood sites..

[@ingridsousa5234]

Thank you ,excellent documentary.

[@johnbyrne4438]

Great video! Great ancient civilization representation! Saw things I had never seen.

[@thinktankden]

I think one day we will find out that civilization is actually millions of years old. Predating the time before antartica was covered with ice. We're just the new kids on the block

[@Zena357]

Like past civilizations, ours will also come to an end. We will either continue to destroy ourselves or a natural disaster will take us out. Our technology will also disappear. The mysteries of the past will forever remain an enigma.

[@gonja619]

If we did discover that, it would surely be censored and hidden from the masses.

[@destob9586]

An ancient bird, the indigenous of South America call Pito. Holds the key to softening the stone. These birds still live in South America today and nest in the cliffs off the oceans. Somehow they bore into the rock and create lil bowls to nest in

[@dONtf4CKwItHMemAN]

Maybe they had special glands that soften rock, people harvested their glands?

[@tylerk.7947]

You sure they aren’t just nesting in blows that we’re already there?

[@NotBrutality-101]

For the algorithm! Great work!

[@staywise812]

If, whomever built these structures were wiped out...we dont stand a chance! Really incredible, I'd love to see these places in person- I need to feel it!

[@215father]

That whole changing the flow of water is interesting. Never seen that.

[@TheSavageRepairman]

This is nothing less than awe inspiring. If only we could x-ray into the mountain around and beneath the structure to look for clues.

[@art.is.life.eternal]

We can: we have had ground-penetrating Radar for a very long time - and it is good enough now to see - and separate - multiple ruins from multiple cultures on the same spot, deeper and deeper, and graph them onto a 3D picture. There aren't always clues to something an entirely different culture built, who used the same physics and other scientific principles we know, to do things in a completely different way than we would - using different tools, and combining natural laws differently than we do (and therefore using tools we wouldn't understand, unless we understood how they arrived at THEIR solution, to get that same task done.

[@K-Effect]

It’s like this is all just ancient left over footings of a hi tech building etc. All of the fascinating technology has been disassembled and used for other things over the years and has just slowly rusted/eroded away into nothing with time. It’s possible in a half 1 million years or longer somebody might find our buried nuclear waste, but will they will have no idea what it was for, how it was made or what giant machine/powerplant it was used in because all of that will be gone and all that will be left is the radioactive pellets.

[@gsstrings339]

The nodes on the rock look like Sprue marks in injection moulding. Molting rock injection moulded to whatever was needed!!

[@blitvar1]

Yeah, like the blocks were made out of geopolymer.

[@enricoflor3601]

Agreed!

[@jamespopovic9750]

Agreed, however if it were injection molding the rocks used to make the megalithic walls would be more uniform in shape?

[@gsstrings339]

@@jamespopovic9750 They were going for a rustic look????

[@enricoflor3601]

Apparently, they appear to have done it block by block. And maybe the blocks were not as liquid, like a very, very thick cake batter in consistency, holding some shape when injected, thus the pillowy form.

[@67wing]

Some of the niches don't look like they needed the block, but like something was mounted there, like a machine

[@brittac.fleck-zink2863]

The ancient, who ever built it had all the time in the world. No distractions no TV, no holidays, to build this remarkable structures. Once mankind developed the ability to create, they started doing it.

[@BigFists2024]

The inca

[@JakesMusicPalace]

Thanks for the excellent presentation. This is an interesting subject, with many different twists and turns and view points. This presentation had no mention of aliens, or ET., which makes it more interesting and truthful. Something to consider: did you know that natural granite has no metals in it, they have all been extracted. You might find tiny traces of iron or pyrite, but no precious metals. This interesting because it leans toward the idea that all granite was previously mined and a metal removing operation was performed. This materials left are crushed and powdered rock mixed together. This could have been made into a slurry that could have been molded into complex shapes, creating the swirling colors you see in modern granite slabs.If you look closely you can see that not only are the gaps in the block walls are very tight, it is as if something soft had hardened against something solid, like plastic which hardens very quickly. The other thing is the glossyness and smooth texture suggest heat and polishing and was used, maybe like self curing concrete which generates tremendous heat. There is another theory that you can checkout on the Mud fossil University channel here. Man if I only had a time portal too see what actually happened. These stones are huge and some looked like they were stamped with a mold or die as they are identical, just like injection molding.

[@deanarndell4609]

Was here in 2010...Mind blowing, such an amazing place...Was like being on a real life set of Lord Of The Rings

[@Logic6664Boston]

Chills when looking at the stone work....how can people not believe...

[@Antuan2911]

6:25 --> About these tight joints that you can't put in even a pin inside them... As a structural engineer I know what amazing craftsmen the ancient stonemasons were. But these joints weren't made so tight from the beginning. These tight joints became so after the fatigue of the material, by "Creep" as it is called. It is a phenomenon, a very slow process that creates deformation due to material fatigue after many years under pressure. Of gravity in our case. All materials "suffer" from this deformation but it takes hundreds or thousands of years for it to become visible, depending on the material and specifically its Modulus of Elasticity. It is the property of a material that shows how elastic it is under external pressures. In stone structures, gravity compresses the material of each stone separately and decreases them in height, the horizontal joints slowly close over by the years because all gaps coming in an equilibrium level of deformation. However, the vertical pressure simultaneously causes a horizontal deformation in the materials, in our case the stones, so on the upright sides of each stone, the upright joints also close so that finally one stone comes and rests exactly with the one next to it. For every millimeter of vertical deformation for loose stones, they expand horizontally by 0.2-0.3 millimeters, half of this on each side. So, all the gaps closes all around. To better visualize this, say you made a plasticine cube and you squeeze it from the top, it will decrease in height but at the same time it will open up on the side and become like a burger. This also happens to stones but after thousands of years and it happens at a rate of 0.1 to 1 millimeter every 100 years depending on the material of the stone and the above load. Granite is one thing, for example, and Limestone is another. This percentage seems to decrease over the years, that is, as the years go by the material resists this phenomenon even more. So, tight joints are not an unheard of issue, not something extraordinary. It forms naturally after so many years under the pressure of gravity.

[@usahunting9735]

but you saw the cuts in the walls those are square...also don't you think people who could move and cut stone like that could do it with precision... i mean you sound like your point is completely true but also i think youll see mine

[@Antuan2911]

@@usahunting9735 The only thing I am saying is that the joints wasn't at the start so tight but became during time. Ofcourse they new how to cut and put the stones, they were master craftsmen. But were men, not gods. Thank you!

[@tsaicio]

​@@Antuan2911 I see your point, so the question is, basen on the procesu you described, how long ago this structure was built? And I also agree that despite the process its still ununswered how these blocks were cut oit off the rock in the first place.

[@Antuan2911]

@@tsaicio Yes.

[@Jejdnxjx817]

​@@Antuan2911what does that mean?

[@a.m.g.u.f.o.642]

Es ist immer wieder verblüffend, vor allem der Trick mit dem Wasser. 👍🏻

[@kenpumford754]

I was in Egypt almost 25 years ago, but it wasn’t until I was in Cusco, Perú and Machu Picchu, that I started to question the standard historical timeline. Looking at the precisely fitted stones in Cusco, with no mortar used, it looked familiar, but I couldn’t place it. After returning home, I looked at the pictures I had taken in Egypt, and saw similar construction techniques. Looking on KZbin to try to find an explanation, I stumbled on videos like this, and others. Two things stand out one, we still do not know how these blocks were carved and how they were fitted together, so precisely. Two, we have no explanation for how similar features like knobs and precisely fitted stones and trapezoidal entryways are seen at sites all around the world. Something is definitely amiss with the standard historical timeline.

[@michaelb7498]

@@kenpumford754 good for you for not letting those whitebeard assholes fool you. Ancient history in its entirety needs a revision from top to bottom. We've been studying a reset civilization whom inherited massive stone structures which were already ancient back then.

[@davetaylor1687]

Oh we have an explanation. Its all geopolymer, similar to concrete.

[@BigFists2024]

Similar 👈🏻🤡

[@Jack-q2m4t]

I have no doubt that the stone structures around the world containing the knobs were built by another worldwide civilization. I can't even begin to speculate who or how, but it's just incredible. Amazing

[@tuomastiihonen2231]

Please make a video of acoustic tools used to cut granite, to me that seems to be a very plausible answer to these mysteries

[@AlexNikolaou-p2o]

Polished concrete are all them surfaces you present as marvellous unexplainable structures !

[@ThaTurdBurglar]

Yo... that piezoelectric water fountain.. WHAT !!! 🤯

[@Gary-Seven-and-Isis-in-1968]

Always a fascinating topic. No questions will be answered until money and serious research is invested in doing so. All of the random blocks which litter the site, should be digitally scanned along with the surviving wall then using a computer program, reassembled into their original positions in virtual space. Let's see how it would have looked before the Inca.

[@zikemdg]

Thank you internet, you bring truth and light when they would give us none.

[@mrhassell]

Take a look at Axom in Ethiopia, to see not only who built these structures at 3:00, but the "Friends of Khufu" who also made it to southeastern Peru near the Sacred Valley of the Andes mountain range and the Huatanay river. It's pretty clear when you compare the two, they're identical as is the work done more close to home for those guys, at Giza.

[@mrhassell]

The stones were cut using extremely high pressure "water" cutting, which is also used today, for the same purpose. It can also leave an impression on rock surfaces, making it look like having been "softened" or melted, within another mode. That's the beauty of water cutting! Not only do you get laser like precision, its also highly adaptable and can be used in a variety of ways, which were not known to the Inca.

[@deecooper1567]

@@mrhassell That we know of…… 👵🏻👩‍🌾❣️

[@rickZR1982A]

@@mrhassell Love the concept, but can't imagine an implementation of high water pressures and nozzle integrity in the ancient world. It's too advanced for me to wrap my mind around. Also the cuts don't show the spreading profile water jets create. Some of those exposed deep unfinished cuts are super thin over a large depth.

[@mrhassell]

@@rickZR1982A You probablly wouldn't think they had anything like a telephone, yet they did.

[@carvinieri5217]

I wonder about the arrangement of stones in the wall. Many of them have unusual shapes. L-shapes. each block is different..To connect such a block with another one, you also need a second block with a strange shape. 6:23 Question: Wouldn't it be easier to cut equal blocks? This is very strange. It's a lot more work to do something like this.

[@mnag3046]

For those of you who believe that giants built these sites just consider the size of the door ways, windows and stairs they are fairly human size I believe pre dryas civilizations had technics and technology that allowed them to build this way it’s also possible that the world was connected on the same astrological beliefs… star dates don’t lie everyone everywhere saw the same thing that’s why all these sites have an attachment to astrology

[@VedicAndina]

Have you ever visited any of the sites in Peru? Their steps are too high for the average Peruvian today. Peruvian people are small. Maybe that's just the result of the Spanish massacre. But Peruvian people for the size that they are today would have a really hard time building any of it. It is obvious at any of these sites attributed to the Inca that there are present multiple types of construction. If the Inca could have built these megalithic structures, then why'd they make all of their terraces out of cobblestone. There were other people here. The native Peruvian people today are too small to have built these things. Also, there is the site of Tambocolorado nearer to the coast where it is KNOWN that the Inca built literally directly on top of what was a contemporary civilization's existing structures. My point is that it is known that the Inca took over existing sites and built on top of them as part of claiming ownership. The Inca did not build these megalithic structures.

[@mnag3046]

@@VedicAndina I agree with you I’m just not convinced it was giants as far as the construction yes Inca found these places and built right on top or tried to repair them and you can see the obvious differences and here it’s the same story in all these sites all over the world, the most accurate building is always the oldest and usually under new crude construction

[@VedicAndina]

I don't think it was giants either, some kind of antigravity technology and/or more like powdering and pouring concrete. Some Russians did research that suggested that the chemical distribution in the stones in Sasayhuaman was not natural. It looks like poured concrete to me, especially with some of the marks of wooden "forms" (that's what my stepdad who does stamped concrete calls the framing he uses in his stamped concrete business) in some of the exposed stone on the backside of some of the stones put into the reconstructed wall on the street called Inca Roca today (opposite side of the block on which the piedra de 12 ángulos sits). I go sit on the road I'm talking about a lot. I live in Cusco. I realized there was clearly an older, forgotten civilization just by examining the architectural differences and the very visible difference in wear. These videos talk about heating and reforming. Who knows with any finality: no one. What is clear from the similar sites around the world is that the Inca did NOT build the megalithic structures in Peru. Because they are all over the world, but the Inca were not. There are interesting connections between India and Peru also, as far as ceramic pots from Nazca (southeastern Peruvian coast) that now just happen to be in the Precolombian Museum in Cusco. They are called decapitating gods in the informational placard below them in the museum. What I will tell you is that they have exactly the same symbolism of Kali, the decapitator of demons in Indian lore. Not to mention the Candelabro, which could very well be Shiva's trident. Also, if you just look at Google earth, you can see there in the Pacific Ocean from Indonesia through Easter Island to just about where the Candelabro is in Peru a land mass just under the surface. It probably was exposed in the epoch that these sites here in Peru (and Easter Island) were built. It's barely a broken line in the Pacific even as it is even visible today. Transoceanic travel barely even needed a boat.

[@tommy-g-6333]

You can go back in time. With the help of a hypnotist and a suitable subject.

[@facbl]

I visited Peru and i knew Ollantaytambo! The most interesting city city in Peru. More interesting them Machu Pichu.

[@alexforrest4551]

By far the best video evidence of a lost technology that the so called experts don't want to talk about

[@cusimusic]

There is an ancient story in Peru that says that humanity in the Andean region lived like animals and it was with the arrival of people with highly developed understanding that they modified the way of life of the natives, they were the founding masters of the Inca civilization.

[@keithh.2624]

Softened stones ... that simple. But no clues that we know of, amazing

[@TheMookie1590]

was enough force when your mom fell on them, lmao got eem

[@UniverseInsideYou]

Do you believe these advanced structures were made by the Inca, or by an unknown lost ancient civilization?

[@UnchartedWorlds]

I believe! I believe!!! Indiana Jones 5

[@an0therdimensi0n99]

i believe history is being rewritten every few hundred years. you can see this in real time. statues all across america honoring great white men of history are being removed and in its place, statues of africans. literally rewriting history. this is to say, we do not know who built what, and never will. because of our greed we just found ways to monetize and popularize our guesses.

[@happy-v8h]

They were made by Nephilliam.

[@ronniedavis3713]

All of these giant structures and building being found all around this planet were not built by any human or humans unless they were "Giants" that walked this planet!!! It would have taken "Thousands" of them to build this stuff, And thousand of them would have died doing it. Just like the "Giant Trees" that were once here that got wipe out by someone or something???

[@alloverflorida5886]

Its really simple you see, What had happened was: God created all of these megalithic structures in the 6 days he spent creating everything else, then rested on day 7. See simple! problem solved. No need for further investigation lol

[@stevespanos75]

They certainly had Knowledge of Levitation and Manipulation of Stone. Very Intelligent Builders. I was Astonished when I visited these sights. Truly Impressive.

[@kenhughes009]

Across the valley from Ollantaytambo there is a huge carving of a king, and a couple of grain storage buildings. When you study it closely you see the king is holding the buildings in his hands. The king has a long beard and looks caucasian.

[@michaelb7498]

@@kenhughes009 stop everything you're doing and Google "the twins of Azulzul" and tell me what comes to mind when u see what they looked like. Esp that headdress.

[@supercleaner]

The displayed stones, at about 9:00 in the video, of various shapes with various features of stones laid out spaciously for no purpose other than viewing, remind me of displays at stores where purchase options are physically shown for customers to choose from. Considering the incredible precision of this entire complex, Maybe this was a "resume" for a worldwide, commercial builder.

[@TheMookie1590]

Or some kids dad made him go to work. and he was being lazy. tale as old as time.

[@art.is.life.eternal]

I have been following all of this for many decades, and it never ceases to amaze me at the level of disrepair we, in the "modern era" have allowed (and continue to allow) these priceless artifacts from a civilization that many speculate about, but which no one can really name or describe; the last remains of a once glorious age, to crumble and decay in the rain, and the dust-blown abrasion of the open air, without any further digs, and allowing people to deface them, with what remains slowly turning into unrecognizable lumps of stone and metals. Eventually (I believe that many 'mainstream' historians and archeologists look forward to this), they will no longer even be recognizable as manufactured human artifacts. There are what must have been INCREDIBLY MAGNIFICENT gates to cities that are no longer there, hints of chemical and mechanical processes used, and even the ruins of what cannot be denied are advanced machinery (or what is left of it) all over the world. (The "Antikythera device," ancient batteries in Baghdad, and many strange and mysterious devices and constructions all across the world), in caves and caverns, on mountaintops, under the sand, beneath the water, in the ground lower than archeologists are willing to dig, because, "There would be nothing there!" all over the world. Why is it SO IMPOSSIBLY difficult for "modern" engineers, scientists, builders, astronomers and physicists, to simply acknowledge that there was OBVIOUSLY a "Golden Age," when humans had access to abundant food, clean water, free power, advanced medicine - and transportation (likely including cargo craft traveling the same routes our huge transport craft travel today, delivering goods around the world), and worldwide travel by ship; underwater, on the water, across the surface, aircraft, and very likely human-made moon and Mars colonies, at the very LEAST. It seems like child's logic, clear and unobstructed, when looking at the distant past with open eyes and minds, to understand that clearly (taking into account the "Vimana" flying craft, with all their different forms - and the discovered manuals for their pilots to fly them, as well as methods of building various kinds), the use of electricity so far back that devices like "The Baghdad Battery," the electroplating machines, the light bulbs, and the machines and tools used by the free distribution of electric power were buried, smashed, and washed away by miles-high tidal waves, the world's lakes and oceans rushing out of their deepest, darkest depths, and pushing every structure, animal and growing thing into a tangled, mud-buried mass, as the seas and lakes settled into new beds - leaving nothing where they had torn across the continents at the speed of sound or faster - wiping out everyone and everything that were mankind's greatest accomplishments. The proof of their high level of technological innovation and sophistication is that any of their structures (let alone how MANY did survive, largely intact or partially intact) survived, given the crushing, grinding, mud-covering destruction they all suffered at the end. Any colonies they had off-world would have died without support from Earth - and the things that NASA has always obfuscated in every photo they have ever deigned to show us, the public, of the surface of any moon, planet, "comet," asteroid, or dwarf planet - if you look close enough, and obtain their very large format photos, shows clearly that there is so much there, that any attempt to hide it ALL, would mean they wouldn't be able to show us ANYTHING from these fascinating places, with so much of interest on and under them. We will, eventually, see these things - and there will be enough left here on Earth that this domination over us by selling us the free commodity "power" by the watt, selling us what should be our birthright - clean, healthy water by the gallon (after they use us as industrial waste filters by pouring compounds like chlorine and fluoride into it), and fuel by the gallon to drive around in filth-spewing, slow cars that should have become flying/floating/space vehicles using antigravity, mass-canceling, electromagnetic, and other technologies that we have had since the 1950s - but which wouldn't profit J.P. Morgan's descendants, and the dirty-fuel-swilling engines and power plants that should also have disappeared a hundred years ago. J.P. Morgan, and the humans like him who run our planet, have robbed the rest of us 150 to 200 years of the next stages in human technological evolution in medicine, travel, information-processing, food production, among so many other things, and engaged in a for-profit destruction of this planet's ecology that we will be lucky to stop before it destroys us. What will they use their vast, accumulated wealth for, then - when we and our children have died of cancers, hunger, poisoned air, poisoned food, and poisoned water? Find a "better"planet? Or just "thin out the herd," meaning letting most of us and our children die, so that their offspring can proliferate on a cleaner, more advanced world, where life is the paradise it could have been for all of us all along?

[@Flyguy50]

You are a good science fiction writer.

[@conradsmith2441]

The knobs are just reference points to maintain a clear understanding of where they were and where they are going in regard to the milling process

[@damirbajramovic5416]

Bio bih Prezadovoljn da imam novac da obiđem mnoge Gradove Države vezane za ovake Znamenosti !! Hvala na objavi !!

[@robertjames4953]

Everything is frequency...so anything is possible!

[@anthonyjohnson100]

I think the valley floor was much higher when these were built and what is visible now was actually deep underground back then like a bunker. A massive flood seems to have destroyed this place and took a lot of the valley floor with it.

[@michaelb7498]

@@anthonyjohnson100 you just had to do a ton of ridiculous assumptions to rationale the mainstream narrative lol. Occams Razor, ever hear of it? Google it asap.

[@TheMookie1590]

now were talking. this is also my idea. most places across the planet look like thats. like where you see mountains everywhere, might just been normal ground level. some of these places always have intense looking burn marks. almost like they were hiding from some intelligence. or their own destruction from technology.

[@jamestravenetti7970]

The stones have sprues on them. These stones were molten and formed into shape. Fascinating.

[@Kadamose]

The stones weren't moved - they were poured. They would, most likely, crush the granite into a fine powder, and combine it with an emulsifier. While it is in a mud-like state, they would then apply heat and move the blocks into place using heavy machinery, similar to a forklift. It is no different than baking cookies.

[@harrowgateguy]

Wouldn’t they need a mold to pour it into?

[@Kadamose]

@@harrowgateguy Yes, and my theory is, they used either tempered glass or sand as the mold. It's the same method we use to make molds for metal, but scaled up.

[@swingshift.]

Why do we know where all the quarries are then think befor you come up with a easy solution for yourself the quarries in Egypt, here many of them we know where the stone came from

[@Kadamose]

@@swingshift. We know where the quarries are, but not how the stone was moved. They didn't move it. It was crushed into a fine powder and then reformed on site. It's no different than how we work with cement today; the only difference being they didn't use rebar and used a much stronger material. The unfinished obelisks in the ground are the only anomalies that don't support this theory.

[@youcanhandlethetruth4695]

They must have Both. Some are Geopolymer but we find Things Cut out all around the World. Easter Island Statues, The Block in China, there is Whole Complex Temples in India cut straight out of the Mountain. If they had the Tech to make them Into Powder (Probably by hitting the Resonance Frequenzy) they can use that to Poor or Cut.

[@Juznik1389]

At 8:21 when we see the untouched part that is eroded and compare it to the parts which have been worked, then obviously the thing they worked with had to smooth it out to make the rock withstand such erosion. Which even if someone tries to discredit this point, will have to face the fact that the structures that stand also don't show such *heavy* erosion marks. Erosion is always gonna happen, but all the worked parts show less erosion. VERY INTERESTING. Like perhaps something very hot was used to cut it out

[@jannenreuben7398]

These structures were built by the Inca. Several Spanish writers watched them do it and wrote about it. The methods have been replicated in modern times. Back in the day it just took a basic knowledge of geometry and mechanics, lots of time and manpower and an amazing level of skill from the masons. It wasn't aliens, it wasn't antediluvians, it wasn't lasers, rock softening or concrete, it was just lots of very smart guys and the materials they found around them.

[@tylerk.7947]

I’m a stone mason, I’ve never seen anyone replicate joints that tight on stones that massive. I don’t even know if it’s possible to do that level of accuracy today…I’m not sure if you fully understand the level of difficulty involved with this. To maneuver a 50 ton block and perfectly mate it to another 50ton block is an incredible feat.

[@jannenreuben7398]

@tylerk.7947 Yes absolutely, I have done some stonework myself so I appreciate what time and effort goes into it. The secret of the joint tightness is possibly the use of a corrosive paste called "llancac alpa" derived from Incan mining operations which would dissolve the stone slightly when applied to the mating faces. The geochemist Helmut Tributsch wrote a paper on it which is available online. The second potential factor is the natural "slump" of the stone under its own weight over several hundred years. The architect Jean-Pierre Protzen wrote another paper in which he studied the quarrying and building operations in which he was able to replicate the finish with the tools known to be in existence at the time. Non of this is intended to take anything away from the skill and dedication of the Inca masons and workers.

[@hattmarvey1989]

@@jannenreuben7398 I wonder why we are not using this "llancac alpa" today? The same "technology" was used in Egypt (Osirion, Abydos; unfinished obelisk, Aswan quarry; Menkaure pyramid, Giza; ...) Some say it was a paste derived from a plant - was the same [now extinct?] plant also growing in Egypt? ... Personally, I don't think it was a paste. It does not explain how they lifted blocks weighing up to 1000 tons (ref: unfinished obelisk). Paste does not levitate blocks. I suspect we are missing a very basic concept, which required very little energy and was easy to use (e.g. a hand held device). "They would not have done this unless it was easy." Take a look at the weak atomic forces, therein lies the answer...

[@jannenreuben7398]

@mattharvey515 We don't use it because there's no need to use it, contemporary and later European masonry used lime mortar, which the Inca were not familiar with, to fill the gaps. The old Inca practices were destroyed after the Spanish conquest. I never claimed that this paste levitated blocks, only that it dissolved any small gaps between the stones. Read the paper by Helmut Tributsch on how it might have worked. On the subject of lifting huge blocks we know it can be done by the careful use of fulcrums, weights and chocks. I'm not saying that's how it *was* done (we don't know) but it is possible without appealing to obscure technology we don't even possess today. There is no credible evidence whatsoever of any such device being either possible or utilised.

[@hattmarvey1989]

@@jannenreuben7398 The stones were not shaped by "mortar", and were not held together by mortar - they are dry stone "walls". There are also no traditional toolmarks on ANY of the stones. You say, "There is no credible evidence whatsoever of any such device being either possible or utilised." There is no evidence of the ancient "machines" (which may have been small and simple or may simply have rusted away), but there is overwhelming circumstantial evidence that an unknown technique was used. Look at the Unfinished Obelisk in the Aswan Quarry. The only way that could have been removed in one piece is by lifting it vertically out of the quarry - and it weights 1200 tons! Also, what "device" created the obvious "scoop marks" which are irrefutable evidence that an unknown device was used to cut and mold the stone. Similar "scoop marks" are visible all over the world, Peru, Egypt, Greece, even on the Stonehenge rocks in the UK.

[@nicholaskrupp3978]

11:30 - Similar recesses found in the Pyramid of the Niches of El Tajín? Where there is said to be "365," of them?

[@Hovercraftltd]

These intricate stone structures could have been disrupted by an event long before the Younger Dryas. They could have been disrupted 100,000 years ago having already existed intact for who knows how long? That the 'knobs' are on the 'quarry' site as well as the actual blocks is fascinating indicating an extractiin/constructiin technology we have no way of conceiving so far. You wonder what else was in the structures that there is absolutely no trace of because so vast is the time past since they stood tall maybe very tall indeed.

[@michaelb7498]

@@Hovercraftltd the same knobs are on Japanese megaliths, Egyptian, middle eastern, Indonesian, Indian, and Easter Island as well. Prob were for precise frequency tuning. The slightest bit of material will drastically change an objects frequency. They were absolutely not used for anchor points.

[@Hovercraftltd]

Interesting idea although you would think they would have ground them off when construction completed for aesthetics. Maybe they liked the look of the knobules being retained? That nothing at all is found of the era of these precise megaliths other than the eternal enduring granite indicates that era was likely an unimagineably long time ago?​@@michaelb7498

[@jacquelinekirk5601]

Why does the standard explanation propose that we, grunted and hunted for hundreds of thousands of years and then a lightbulb went on above our heads ten thousand years ago? We are probably not even the brightest civilisation to inhabit the planet. I mean, look around you. There is nothing remarkable about us, our tech might impress us, but it isn’t really all that impressive. Neither is our medicine, engineering, economics and especially our ability to get along with each other. We are, on the whole, pretty unimpressive.

[@Gogetajob36996]

This is the best channel on KZbin

[@AndrewZebrunIII]

Many ancient sites resemble electronic circuit boards from the air 😮.

[@woritsez]

freaky but nice isn't it

[@Stonecutter334]

Yes I’ve noticed that too. And I no longer believe in coincidences either.

[@thedoc9062]

True, I have seen the comparison from above like you. Fascinating.

[@jacquelinekirk5601]

I think something techno was going on, what about the Mica lined chambers, mercury pools and pyrite spheres found at some sites? Mica being an excellent insulator. Insulators and some sort of generators perhaps? It is so frustrating that we don’t know.

[@TheMookie1590]

as a electrical engineer. not really, but some things. geomotry yes. even electricty has properties where geomotry matters. the wave lenght of your signal matters. antennas on motherboards geomotry matters. this looks more like harmonics. Maybe just to hit a piezo effect for electricity. but nothing would happen except feilds. thered be no sort of circuit doing anything, except mauybe an antenna. its always geomotry. cpu data lines need to have exact trace lenghs to the ram. the data otherwise timing delays and errors. lenz law plays a part for noise cancellation. but a granite stone with quartz even for the electric effect wont do anything useful. or they hit they with electricty, with made them vibrate, geomotry at play could do something interesting

[@drips1030]

The changing/stopping of the flow of water on the fountain, can someone explain that for me, please??? Thanks, hopefully!!! 😃

[@drips1030]

Or point me in the right direction.....

[@Jejdnxjx817]

I believe no one knows how

[@dextermorgan1]

Why do some stones have the protruberances and some don't? I think those humps were for "tuning" somehow.

[@A-Sh-71]

Keep going you wonderful people.. And thank you very much for what you offer... I am very interested and following everything you offer..

[@calenlight6817]

There are no rock cut here at all. Everything we see is either a geopolymer pour, or an impression from a catastrophic earth, water, ash flow, that covered structures and petrified them. The impressions we see left are from the structures which were eroded away eons ago, eons before the Peruvians and Incas ever touched these ancient site. The nobs we see all over the world are a stylistic construction motif, showing the great reverence of these ancient cultures, whose petrified remains of their cities these recent cultures in Peru etc. found in these massive catastrophic mud flow, volcano ash petrification areas which turned wood and other materials, they were constructed from into stone!

[@iGame3D]

Geopolymer to petrificatio is an interesting theory, however granite is formed in magma under tremendous temperatures and pressure then cooled over millenia. Your theory would require the magma to fill all these structures like water in a plasctic ice tray, and then for all the remaining material , which would also be granite to somehow wash away and form perfectly smooth surfaces. How long would it take for a concrete block, assuming there is a structure to contain it, have to sit to solidify before you could put another 50 ton pile of concrete on top of it? Now multiply that time by thousands.

[@calenlight6817]

@@iGame3D that granite claim is a theory as well and mist quackademic theories are the exact opposite of the truth. There are lot's of claims around the globe that granite can be made from a geo-polymer as well. If you want me to provide proof, my playlist with 145 videos debunking most quack theories let me know! They were deleted by the mongrels of this venue, but I have copies on my odysee channel!

[@Imrankhan-dj3cl]

Over the time these wooden blocks have turned into stone. And this was certainly done by giant humans of ancient times. As you can see in the video, a huge staircase has been built for them.

[@jamestwine3591]

Is it too much to ask, that the people who down vote this material, take a few seconds to explain what they find objectionable?

[@mikemoore7297]

The people that down vote this probably don't like to think or know.

[@tw1356]

"down vote" I start with reading the comments, I think the presentation was good when I first watched way back when. THE CLICK BAIT; was the heading post aledging this presentation was just posted 7 hours ago. The distinction or evaluation of the commentary suggest a single course of discussion from a single perspective. Salting the comments. I changed my opinion looking threw the comments from # one. Perhaps we history detectives think alike. I end with this one question I have never found, why no copper has been found honed or penatrating in to the stone where copper tools are aledged to have been used?

[@JohnG-rj2ib]

Schist sonian clowns abound , lol

[@monkeyking-self-proclaimed7050]

Yes

[@timmoman]

Evolution and science don’t agree… blah blah… coninspiracy blah blah

[@dnerson7817]

First time i saw the infamous nubs and smooth rectengular surfaces in a quarry site. Very interesting.

[@kyststudio-epicartadventure]

I’d be more concerned over what destroyed the ancients, than whether they built these.

[@TheMookie1590]

it could be the same answer for all we know. and understanding how theyre built lets us know how old to date the event that wiped em out. and to know the lvl of advancement

[@SynthoidSounds]

Excellent video about this. Among some, it's been well known that the civilization which preceded the Incas had vastly superior technology and engineering skills than the Incas, who occupied the already existing structures many centuries after the original civilization had "disappeared". Of course, for political reasons, there are still many who fanatically insist that it was onl the Incas who did all this. It's extremely obvious where the original stonework and construction leaves off, and the simplistic, low level stonework is added and filled in by te Incas. Well done, thanks for posting this. At some point, common sense will have to prevail, even in the "political correctness" enforced world of academia