Discovery Of This Ancient Mega Structure Of Ollantaytambo Could Change History

Archeologists Just Uncovered Shocking Pre-Historic Mega Structures of Ollantaytambo Predating the Inca. Nestled high in the rugged Andes mountains of Peru is a place wrapped in mystery and wonder, showcasing the brilliance and grandeur of ancient civilizations. This is Ollantaytambo, a site that fascinates the imagination and pushes the boundaries of our historical knowledge. Though these magnificent ruins are typically credited to the Inca, recent findings hint at a much older and more mysterious beginning. What secrets do these ancient stones hold? Could there be an even more ancient civilization behind their creation?

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[denicelaight]

I think it’s really cool that our knowledge of science has really helped us learn more about the past to find out that humans have been here a lot longer than what we originally thought and I think that’s really cool

[steveweiss]

I can't get enough of these documentaries of ancient advanced civilizations. All were before the great worldwide flood. This particular civilization could go back millions of years!

[danidreams]

I think that Manchu Pichu was never occupied by the Inca and may have more in common with the mega city discovered in the Brazilian rainforest than the Inca civilization because of M.P's location far east of the main Inca territory on the opposite edge of the Andes Mountains overlooking the most inner part of the rainforest.

[SilverSrfer]

Every time I watch these kinds of videos my mind asks 3 questions. How, why, who?

[jamesevans]

The Gigantic Finished Megalithic Stone Structures In Meso-America, Mexico, And South America, Were Most Likely Also Of Extremely Ancient Aesir, aka Anunnaki, Memnir And IGIGI Design And Construction, Some 470.000 + / - Centuries Ago, And Afterwards . . .

[walterbenjamin]

Has anyone else considered the similarly razor laser sharpness of the cuts in cattle mutilations. Not saying there is a causal connection but the inexplicable perfection of the cuts are a marvel and mystery in both cases

[lonniecole]

Pictures at 20:15 and 29:45 show ? future stones still in the mountain quarry, but, they have already been surface smoothed and have nobs. So, they didn't do all of the shaping at the installation site. I feel the mysterious random nobs just did not soften properly and were not worth the extra effort to remove real hard granite once the soft rock had rehardened.

[oyeahtoys]

Why do the stones look like they're poured? Do you think they carved them so that they would look like cement bags bulging, with the knobs as if they are flow draining points? The skinny stones between the big flat stones have no need for those little knobs except as protrusions from the cementing process. Follow Joseph Davidovits. Quarrying produces a lot of dust. Reassembled it is indistinguishable from source material.

[joehughes]

While our modern technology expands our knowledge, it also destroys our ability to comprehend how these people accomplished what they did by hand. There is a gentleman who moves 12 ton blocks by hand on YT. As an army bridging engineer I know what I can do with 100 workers who can follow orders.

[notzen]

We think that we are far more advanced than the builders were, but we can’t do what they did. We can’t build anything near as advanced as these structures are.

[GHutube]

What is the "orange-red " stone ?

[dragonflydreamer]

It is wonderful how ingenuous men are but just like the Pyramids its just a pile of Rocks.

[bernadettecrawford]

Please lose background music it distracts from interesting narration. Also repeating yourself. Very informative thank you

[RedStretchLimo]

Not bad. Informative if repetitive. Could have used better image editing and should have been shorter. Repeating lines over and over simply to stretch out the timing is too obvious.

[markoskac]

never work with habds..tey have much advance etcnic like we today

[duanewhite]

I wounder if a cruis missel could blow a hole in one of the stones

[adamseward]

This poor guy, stil spouting his tired old line, having been here (Ol-YAN-tay-tam-bo) many times over many years, still can't pronounce the same of the town. Tourists who stay here three days learn how to say it. Most trekkers know before they get here. Nothing new has been "discovered" here since Ephraim George Squier described the place in 1870

[Gdeluume]

This video is more style than substance. It skips over the visual evidence without giving viewers time to look for themselves and the ceaseless music gets tiresome.

[cortneykessler]

Why can't the creator of the video even say their names right..? This alone makes me question their agenda...