The Inca Discovered Ancient Megalithic Works At Ollantaytambo 1000 Years Ago

[@RostislavLapshin]

Several methods of fabrication of the polygonal masonry using clay/gypsum replicas, a topography translator, reduced clay models of the stone blocks, and a 3D-pantograph are described in the article “Fabrication methods of the polygonal masonry of large tightly fitted stone blocks with curved surface interfaces in megalithic structures of Peru”. I do not provide a direct link, because KZbin does not allow a comment with this link. Search by the article title.

[@RostislavLapshin]

The 8th article edition (DOI: 10.20944/preprints202108.0087.v8) is posted at Preprints. Search the article by DOI or by title.

[@lukepappe]

Its mind blowing knowing the inca only built upon this megalithic site with their sub par stone masonry. The contrast between the 2 types of work is obvious, you have some great footage clearly depicting this here, which leads to the pleasure of speculation, who built this, for what purpose and how! AMAZING

[@2014andBeyonD]

I think no one here on YT films this stuff so detailed as you do sir. Thank you so much for this.

[@drwinstonOboogi]

The cutting as well as the transporting of these megalithic stones screams of a high civilization that is missing from mainstream history.

[@_Schwartz]

Please read on how the Romans worked with megalithic blocks of stone. Explains alot.

[@_Schwartz]

@shroomingnewman 3 polymer? What. We perfectly know and understand what the blocks were made of. It's not polymer. Lol

[@MerwinARTist]

This is another awesome video ! It is interesting for sure to think of those big rocks being taken from the top of a mountain across the valley and put into place here. The question I would have is .. "How do we know .. that these rocks came from a quarry up there? " Is it because we can see depressions that match what we see in these walls .. or is that 'quarry' only a place that has similar granite? The rounded surface edges .. speaks to a liquid state at some point .. and may have been used to settle and fully match stone surfaces. When people make silver ornaments with a lost wax method .. there is a tab that is broken off from the body .. maybe that is what the tabs are for. It would make more sense in a way .. to think of them pulverizing the stone in the quarry with some technology and then pouring a cement like substance in a form .. but that works against the fact that there are such smooth cuts .. from an unknown kind of tool. If we keep banging our heads together .. maybe our skulls will become elongated .. :D lol

[@howtoguroo2686]

GIANTS 200 FOOT TALL COULD LIFT THEM EASY. THE ROCKS WERE SOFT LIKE HAMBURGER MEAT AND HARDENED WHEN THE AIR WITH ELECTRONS DRIED THEM OUT AFTER THE GREAT FLOOD. GENESIS 6 IN THE BIBLE .

[@xEZGAMERx]

Missing or hidden? ✌👽

[@RZAJW]

The wall on the thumbnail is simply mindblowing, imagine how it looked when it was new

[@joshuabrown716]

I was just their in May. It is absolutely amazing and you can feel that you are in a magic place.

[@EclecticEssentric]

Another amazing walkthrough! Thanks as always for this gift.

[@chichodormi4732]

i feel sorry for everyone, who is missing, your videos. so fascinating, the walls are such a beautiful pieces of craftmanship, that i hope one day will see them myself

[@beschuitfluiter]

Went there this year, almost more impressive than MP! No way the Inca built this! Can't wait to go back and explore more of beautiful mysterious Peru!

[@tysonsmudfossiladventures3468]

It was built alright but not the way we think....kzbin.info/www/bejne/jKPRaHetjtJsg7c

[@ExperimentalFun]

The nubs on the stones confuse me, obviously they had the technology to remove them for aesthetic reasons, maybe they were specifically designed as the connecting points for the rest of the structure that has long since disappeared.

[@_Schwartz]

The were used to maneuver and lift the stones into place.

[@dave8181]

But it's a good point - why not remove them once the stones were in place?

[@mybackhurts7020]

I have been stuck on the knobs for months now the only thing I can come to the conclusion when looking at more modern buildings is rain runoff To stop erosion but their patterning and positioning doesn't make sense. I think maybe they knew these structures were going to be here for a very long time and the knobs are meant to where away over time

[@tumbllweed]

It's been noted in other videos by Brien that they were most likely used for tuning purposes. Lots of these ancient sites were tuned to OHM. The frequency that the Earth resonates naturally. When you look at this video at around the 9 minute 50 second mark you see lots of people with their heads inside the crevices of the wall. That wall has been noted in previous videos by Mr. Foerster to be tuned to OHM. That is what those people are doing with their heads in the wall most likely. They are listening/hearing for the tone.

[@edwardsouth1711]

Experimental Fun I’m sure you’re on the right track. I’ve always thought they bore a ‘gold’ sheath laden with the designs/electromagnetic materials that these people held in such high esteem and not only worshipped, but which drove their society in much the same way our electrical grid drives us and serves our needs.

[@massimosquecco203]

Major! you're doing a very good job letting us see details otherwise impossible to see if you cannot go there. Thanks!

[@chrismartenable]

This stone work is truly amazing, why has it not been shown on mainstream TV, Thanks Brien for bringing this to our attention. If I ever win the lottery I would love to come on one of your tours

[@skippylippy547]

OMG !!!!! Thank you for showing us the "surface tension" effect of the stone wall water works. I'm holding my breath waiting for the other shoe to drop? This is truly astonishing and needs a detailed explanation. Well done Sir! ^5

[@tysonsmudfossiladventures3468]

Here is the truth of how and what...kzbin.info/www/bejne/jKPRaHetjtJsg7c

[@InisMor]

Absolutely wonderful video Brien. Thankyou so much.

[@david5196]

Fantastic video Brien, as always, thank you very much for that

[@intriguingmegalithicperspe1764]

Ollantaytambo is incredible. At first I didn't think much of it,, but then I really started to notice the perfection and style in the stonework. And now it's impossible. Clearly the stone was softened somehow. I think the Inca and the Huari's found these sites too. The original architects are not known to anyone. But the stonework proves that there is a tech that we don't understand,,,,, but we should be trying. Thanks again Brien,,

[@bokabosiljcic8694]

Thank You, Mr. Foerster!

[@benmiller9854]

So flipping cool. Im amazed. Thank you so much for a insightful tour.

[@alexgummer4979]

Awesome thanks for adding Brien!

[@perfectscotty]

The girl from the youtube channel "figuring it out with friends" was on one of these tours, I enjoy both of these channels.

[@rushfan9thcmd]

To bring these mega block from the top of the mountain across the valley is so mind bending. Much of society is worried about such trivial things while the megalithic work kicks us right in the head. Of the millions of people that would have been involved in the creation of these places there doesnt seem to be giant cemeteries. Plenty of burial places youve shown us but its as if many people just left the area.

[@bebop54]

thank you so much Brien....this is fantastico !

[@MarioErnestoTrevino]

So amazing to see in person, the more you see the more questions arise. I was so blown away with mastery of water through the small town and the massive fortress.

[@willembont4790]

Thanks Brien. Excellent work.

[@summerbrooks9922]

Brien, I just came across information about the basaltic composition of mountains. Apparently, basaltic mountains act as a repellent repulsor of radioactivity. This is like a scalar wave. My question concerns the possibility of these giant constructions as a protective device during some radioactive force. Apparently, the solar system is currently entering an electronic force field embedded in the spiral arm of the galaxy. My conjecture is that perhaps the planet went through this field before and that these giant basaltic, artificial mountains protected people from radioactive bombardment.

[@_Schwartz]

Great shots and photos. Keep up the good work. ✌️

[@MrRotaryrockets]

Thanks again Brien... the more I watch your videos, the more I see that our real Past is not what we Think it Was.

[@princemateosparta5882]

Beautifull video, I just felt in love with it😂😍

[@Jason_Hermann]

Awesome!

[@claymore609]

10:10 paused at the wall, admired the construction joining the bedrock.

[@robinrutschman]

Excellent photography, thanks..

[@gangisspawn1]

I love how fast you walk past people Brien! Im that way too, no time to waste!

[@danielcruz8347]

Water surface tension trick fountain!!⛲🦜 Thank you for sharing

[@pantherblue4729]

Thank you very nice another video keep it up...maegalithic tech was of very high efficiency ...i am wondering how they did and with kind of machines and tools were used to build such structures... astonishing

[@Blackw0lff]

The inca were master masons. The spanish noted this in their books when they arrived. They were so good that they forced the inca to build their catholic churches. This is written in old spanish codex books. You can look it up online. There was no machines.

[@travisnorseman8648]

Have you considered the theories that the megalithic stones were not cut but formed? One theory is that a type of cement and stone granules was mixed and formed in degradable bags. I also thought that it could be a form of rammed earth in forms. After you first take the forms off rammed earth, you can still carve it rather easily. Then you can wash it with certain things to extra harden it.

[@naturallivingentitywithin451]

If you could see yourself as an exploded view of your entire body molecule for molecule.... What you will find is that each stage of your build is a temple.... Not just any old temple, but each stage is one of the 7 types of temples found across the ancient earths plane in alignment with the 7 chakras of the body.... First build is basic stone circles, awareness of first cellular structure, then next stage of build is the circle wall rising up, being cell wall, then the next stage is lintels ect... ect... roof linings and so on, until you come to the 7th temple, which is the final capping stone, the pyramid.... by which time you should be switched on to full 360 degree of perception.... Wake up boys and girls.... Wake up.... Remember your cubes.... Think back to your earliest memories as a child,,, "remember your cube",,,, remember your cube of light that you are.... wake up boys and girls.... wake up.... Now to the ancient temples.... The megalithic sites across the earth were the physical manifestations of the internal temples of the enlightened.... They were built through the frequency of light, (they were not built by the hand of man).... They were built in accordance to the harmonic resonance of man.... ((((((( O ))))))) There are "NO" so called tool marks on the stones.... They are frequency tracks, not tool markings....where frequency moves within its magnetic path....magnetic wave lines that frequency moved through, carrying the grains of past sands to there final resting place infusing into solidity.... Once the temple has been completed then and only then, may the enlightened initiate be able to pass through into ethereal ascension, "BACK TO LIGHT"...."FREE".... from physical imprisonment.... The long road to enlightenment is the process of building ones inner temple.... _^ _ Once completed, one is then able to control the frequencies of light, enabling the manifestation of ones inner temple into physical form, to enable the physical body to pass through the temple, in order for the physical body to be reversed back to light.... Man is the highest of this physical realm, if one does not ascend back to light, then upon death, one shall become,,,, ((((((( EARTH ))))))) for all eternity.... Don't sound so bad, until you become aware, of what awareness actually is.... >>>> o

[@consis]

Beautifully exceptional

[@EpicStonerAdventures]

Beautiful documentary thank you

[@dumpsterden]

Thank you Brien !

[@joemommma6573]

great work brien

[@timtrumbull1903]

Your videos are very important in the continued exposure of antigravity and stone softening technology currently suppressed by the vested interests.

[@kingdomrider4jesus51]

Thanks for your study and filming and sharing ! The last entry of what looked like the inside of speaker for a stereo... maybe part of how the frequency used with electromagnetism.. doesn’t granite in some possibly this type of stone have certain frequencies that when you tap into it and then match it with the electromagnetic frequency it makes things waitlist… You sure make us do all lot of thinking! And I am just a country girl trying to wrap my duck tape and bailing twine type of logic around all this!

[@Jonas10080]

Thanks for the amazing videos. Im really enjoying them alot. It is like being there in person. As far as the technology goes, im still not entirely sure how they did it, but it is fascinating for sure.

[@erick3679]

Felicitaciones por el trabajo y la calidad de imágenes del video, la tecnología aplicada por los incas siempre será un misterio, saludos desde Espinar - Cusco.

[@MrMORITU]

stunning. fantastic channel!

[@deesandiego]

wonderful tour wow

[@Wormweed]

Wow, stunning place too.

[@KennyCastellon]

This is one of my favorite Brien videos

[@addisme7561]

What kind of technology Mr Foerster asked, knowing exactly what the correct answer was. And that he does, indeed. What I enjoy most about the work you do Mr Foerster is that you stay well clear of modern politics, I admire and commend this off you sir. Thank goodness the truth is being told, regardless if people are ready to hear it or not. Vibration, reverberated and the universe are all linked, we must find out how before we find ourselves living on a corpse. The answer is not out there, to find it we must look inwards and backwards, somehow. ⁉️.

[@magiNING]

Utterly fascinating and beautiful site! What was the reason for the Incan 'faucet trick' - what was its purpose?

[@etchalaco9971]

"The Inca was busy decorating (his domain) with great buildings. It was because of his command that the superb fortress was built, which was begun by his father and that way were the palaces of Tambo built the ruins of which still exist"- Father Bernabe Cobo -1653 "the buildings...the INCAS turned into fortresses, temples, into roads...were many and required excessive work as evidenced today by the ruins and remains left in Cuzco, in Tiahuanaco and in Tambo (Ollantaytambo)- Father Jose Acosta XVI century chronicle

[@fatso79750]

You need more subscribers your videos are very eye opening

[@waynetrain3631]

I had a lol moment watching this can you imagine how many extension cords you would need to run from a generator possibly at the bottom of that lol.... thanks for your hard work Brian I appreciate you!

[@lmramos44]

I believe these fitted stone walls were built by using cloth bags that were placed and filled with a type of concrete. The little nipples on the walls are the corner of the bags. That’s how they achieved those amazing joints. Later the bags could have been burnt away or simply rotted away with time. If you were able to slightly lift one of theses blocks and do an analysis of the matter between them you may find the bag material they used.

[@kaortiz5693]

saludos desde Perú mister el trabajo que hace ustd es admirable. tambien muy interesado en los conocimientos de los antiguos sabios.espero darme un tiempo para recorrer esos lugares del Perú que por el momento me son esquivos por el trabajo.👍

[@juliamorganscott9384]

Were the polygonal blocks reconstructed by the Inca already cut like that? Or did they find those polygonal blocks on the ground and put them back together?

[@cjgonzalez1797]

thanks brain now i see and expect to venture to,

[@TheGoodVibrations]

Hay Brien! Just a thought... in this video at the 12:50 mark you show and describe the rather large gaps between the megalithic blocks - which the Inca filled with small stones. You state that possibly the Inca "moved" the large "dislodged" megalithic blocks back to as close to original position as possible - and resulted with filling in the "gaps" with their usual building technique. However, consider this for a moment. In other videos (as well as depicted in a wall in this video) you state the "probability" the ancient megalithic builders would place smaller stones in between (or underneath) the large mega stones - as an earthquake "cushion" - to let the smaller stone take the brunt of damage while leaving the mega stones relatively unscathed. I propose - the Inca found the mega stones at 12:50 in their original position - but the smaller ancient stones - originally filling the gaps - had been damaged and possibly nonexistent. So the Inca "re-filled" the gaps with their usual building technique for repairs. Just a thought - because it would have been quite difficult for the Inca to "move" let alone "position" these mega stones.

[@billhoward532]

Concrete.

[@johna.4334]

I wish the archeologists would return the fallen / misplaced megalithic stones to their original positions.

[@ExDeadman]

Time 9:50 are they voting ?

[@danielanderson2965]

Idk why some people still think the inca did all this. You can clearly see the difference and the fact that this type of work was done around the world at different sites. Our past is interesting

[@qubafootbag]

What do you think about theory of softening these stones?

[@mrlewis4946]

How in the world do you not have 10 million followers?!?

[@brienfoerster]

Please share

[@mrlewis4946]

Brien Foerster well you know how it is... You show some one over whelming proof there is a lot more to these megalithic structures and they just glaze over and say "what".

[@NorthPoleJeff]

There is an interesting feature of the megalithic walls that no professor ever talks about. That is, there are sections of the wall that are the three dimensional face structure and then evenly integrated into this type of construction, there are also sections of megalithic wall that have totally flat face structures. It's like these sections of the wall were built by the 3D engineers and later sections that may have possibly been built by engineers who still had the ability to quarry and transport megalithic structures, but no longer had the abilities to make the complex three dimensional face structures on the older part of the wall. Does anyone have any thoughts that you can share on this idea that I just expressed. If you do, please comment. Have a nice day. C. Jeff Dyrek, Webmaster

[@tysonsmudfossiladventures3468]

Can you handle the truth ?...kzbin.info/www/bejne/jKPRaHetjtJsg7c

[@NorthPoleJeff]

@@tysonsmudfossiladventures3468 Thank you very much. I watched that and it reminded me of another program which was absolutely fantastic and about the same subject, if you can handle the truth. kzbin.info/www/bejne/ep-tpqytmdKKaLc Thanks again and have a nice day.

[@Marciocp2]

Hi Brian, do you know any megalitic site in Brazil? I live here and I've never seen anything like it

[@scottt6407]

Brien @ 00:12:25 When ur sayin that the Inca moved some of the megalithic blocks back into place and filled the gaps inbetween with rubble,i think that most of those blocks were actually still in place.I think it looks like it was only the small "shins" between the blocks that have came out.But i agree that its obvious that the Inca only repaired this site.

[@sedette123]

Nice, Thank you.

[@-ZEMOSGATE-]

Just amazing!

[@spijkerpoes]

10.08 is the inside face of the stones different from the outside? It seems rougher at some shots. I wonder... can't make it out from these fleeting glimpses. Guess I'll have to go and look myself 😁

[@PeerGent]

Hello Brien. I am always in awe at what you show us and what you accomplish. I was sitting here thinking about the nubs or knots on those stones as I do a lot. We have been told that the atmospheric conditions were different before the flood, or catastrophe. Just as people also lived much longer. The Bible says the earth was watered through mists and springs. We have no idea what a difference that might make. What anomalies that might create that would be commonplace to the people of that age and unknown to us now. Is it possible there was a sort of Saint Elmo's fire that was created? Could the atmosphere and earth have been more electrically charged? If so, the nubs would have glowed, giving off light. As I said, a sort of Saint Elmo's fire. It would have been a common occurrence to the people at that time, but to us, it would be completely incomprehendable. If you wanted to go completely crazy, it could also be the dragon that is talked about in oriental cultures and the reasoning behind their roofs pointing up on the end. They may have once glowed from the dragon force but now that power has gone. Even though they have carried the knowledge of it through the centuries. The force that powered it, having long ago been extinguished through a great catastrophe. All the best there is.

[@PeerGent]

I wanted to add, can you imagine what a spectacle the great pyramid would have been, with my previous scenario. All that surface area coming to a point at the top. That's what they meant by fire in the middle. It would have been a natural occurrence to the people at that time. Okay, I'll stop my insanity, lol.

[@whkwole6842]

I believe the picture at 05:48 shows a pasting job. Behind the pastry, red bricks can be seen both at the bottom and top. If we pry the ply open, we might discover the secret of the Inca stones.

[@miskovcan]

Would it be possible to date the megaliths through their knobs and alignments?

[@matthewbolton4289]

at 7:50 what is that rectangular looking object on the cliff wall acrossed the valley???

[@ElveeKaye]

Looks like part of another temple. The people who made all of this must have been really fit, to climb up and down all those stairs!

[@arnelf36]

Those are called colqas. They are Inca construction used to store grains.

[@matthewbolton4289]

arnelf36 need some footage of those!

[@JudithBisson]

So, these walls have to date back a minimum of 12000- 25000, or beyond. Maybe some of the mythology is based on fact not myth.

[@RL-fj9xz]

Do not be fooled, the inca's had a way to make cement or rather concrete, just as we do today, the only difference was it was more advanced so it looks like the stone from the quarry. You can tell it was soft concrete by the shape of some of the blocks. Ask anyone that works on concrete and they can make it fit the same way as the inca's.

[@tysonsmudfossiladventures3468]

Can you handle the truth ?...kzbin.info/www/bejne/jKPRaHetjtJsg7c

[@Will-Parr]

Excellent

[@connieh.4689]

Bucket list... Hidden Inca Tours....drool

[@bearmorningsun5092]

Brien I saw a doc about Kush and ancient Nubian pyramids but they have 'H' blocks like in Peru. I haven't seen 'H' blocks anywhere but Peru.

[@Maratrushka]

Inca's period was short compared to the cultures before them in the same location. So probably the cultures before them built those forts. Incas were pretty good at war strategies and they conquered many pre-inca cultures societies to gain land, such as Chancas and Quechuas (pre-inca societies). These pre-cultures were good at some other stuff like engineer, architecture, etc just the Incas were good at war.

[@Blackw0lff]

The inca were master masons. The spanish noted this in their books when they arrived. They were so good that they forced the inca to build their catholic churches. This is written in old spanish codex books. You can look it up online.

[@jemma_19988]

The ancient Inca had a great understanding of their little nubs

[@guinefortCH]

Could it be possible to make stones fitting perfectly to each other through moving them permanently against each other so that the stones can nivel down any surface irregularities between them? So the joints must just be of the same angle or radius and through vibration they can grind the irregularities away and create a perfect tessellation.

[@Electrician1988]

One day I’m joining you on a tour. For now your videos will do. Question: do you know if hawaii has megalithic stones?

[@brienfoerster]

Not that I know of.

[@chaoticblankness]

You're fast becoming the Rick Steves of lost ancient civilizations.

[@Looter92]

Can you use lichen to date the rocks?

[@peterjol]

I sure wish I could go back in time and see what was going on and how and why they were doing it. ..When it comes to the megalithic stuff the mystery isn't just with how it's with why for most of it.

[@jemma_19988]

As a stone mason I am impressed but I still think that they were trying to be better than nature. All along the Inca trail you can see how despite grand displays of masonry ( that some poor slaves no doubt had to construct ) there is still earthquake damage to various masonry walls despite their grand scale. You can't beat nature. The masonry is relatively new ( less than one thousand years old) Will most of it last another one thousand ?

[@dtunzzlistener]

How far back have those areas sat there, stable enough so some still stand? Could it have been burried extremely long ago and the last great flood exposed it,?Talking before plasma, during plasma, then flood we hear of before Inca time? Looking at many of those history of the waters maps, showing rise and fall of sea levels, and where various ice ages left ancient lakes and raging rivers. Every town, street and local areas at high elevations like people could climb like mountain goats and had as much fear. Stuff doesn't look technical, it looks like there were warm puddles of stones to shape and assemble with some flare, to inspire. While keeping more than wild bores out.

[@ZeroFortyFive]

Maybe people from the future went back in time and built these sights for us to see in the present....

[@princemateosparta5882]

Lol what you said is Mindblow

[@OberstGenosse]

the big "old" walls looks poured like concrete to me....these walls must be 10000 years or older.... great video...

[@jimandcassiemacintyre1951]

At 2 minutes and 5 Seconds into the video what is a stairs going down to a tunnel or structure does anybody got video or pictures if do please share thank you

[@pug2416]

i can see an animal in the rock at 7:51 it has hair, nose. question Brian how come who ever build those megalith, didn't build the stairs how they got up there because you can clearly see that the stair they have now was built by the Inka as you pointed out.

[@jenshansen2766]

Such a good point. My theory is that the during the time these blocks were moved an worked on, gravity was lower. It might have been rather easy to move up the mountain.

[@crazylee78]

Let me ask you something I'm in construction myself and a lot of that does look like possible molds almost like a ancient concrete they had maybe that was the ancient high technology what are your thoughts on that boss

[@shermanatorosborn9688]

Maybe in part but cuts are undoubtedly in play. More likely an exaggeration of "style " for artistic effect.

[@ExperimentalFun]

All the stone shapes are different, You would need a custom mold for each stone, doesn't really make sense. I have no idea how they did it except if they had heavy equipment and CNC machines but that doesn't make much sense either.

[@windhammer1237]

I'm thinking it was some kind of concrete. Any advanced civilization would have found a way to mix and mold in situ.

[@PassionforWoodworking]

The problem with the mold idea is there are no imperfections in the mix anywhere. There are also little turns and points etc that wouldn't make sense if it was molded. One would expect a relatively square stone as well. I'm a woodworker and joinery like this is would be an incredible feat with wood! Now explain how they did it with multi ton stone blocks on mountain tops?

[@73twall]

I'd thought that, too. But, looking at the joints, there appears to be a mortar of some sort between the stones. Each stone is different, too. Like they cut a block, and somehow "melted" a stone in place to match. It's highly odd, to say the least. There is no real answer, and even today I doubt we could do the same thing. This is stone, from what I've read and seen on the subject.

[@dougg1075]

Megalithic construction, what a cool mystery. We may never know. Unless we build a time machine:)

[@DanFrederiksen]

It's so bizarre. On the one hand extremely precise but on the other they didn't bother with right angles. They didn't bother being systematic but they bothered to be extremely precise and use needlessly huge stones. They could just have standardized a smaller universal brick but they didn't. It would seemingly take extreme artisanship to hand shape those interlocking forms.

[@Ron4885]

Very beautiful and fascinating place. Yes, those are very odd indentations into the side of bedrock walls. . . Why do all that work? What for?

[@FransBlaas1]

Thanks Brien, I think this day I missed from the tour due to staying with my wife in the hospital after the infection by salmonella in the hotel. Is it?

[@karenrose7537]

When I see these tight fitting stones the word fused pops into my brain

[@asashoryuLapisphilosophorum]

hi there mr foersters, these places would be so beautiful with life, imagine all the colours there would be, with the ancient people, i really heard that the local farmers culture all over was same very good natur loving people, i guess the tribes wandered looting around in these pre flood cultivated landsights, parakus hypothesis of myn at the moment, echnaton family , who made it to america, their are the desendence, we found the last of the family ps old tibetrean history tells about lamas moving big stones with tones they create, rest of the stone making is , i guess , golden solar panals mirrows , they melted the stones

[@biopack5307]

Got my AP book out.

[@ser7ser7i]

Thank you.