3,000-Year-Old Ancient Fortress Discovered High Up In The Mountains

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[johnmcnulty]

I really appreciate learning about new places and you guys certainly deliver! I could listen to Katrina's impeccable pronunciation all day and hope that you have a great holiday!!

[SFLensgroup]

That Wakra Pukara story is epic—giant horns, ancient rebellions, and stargazing Incas? It’s like Game of Thrones meets Interstellar! 🏰🌌 But here’s my question: If you had to defend your own 'fortress, ' what quirky feature would you build to intimidate your enemies? Personally, I’d go with lava moats and giant holographic llamas for extra drama. 😂 Share your ideas below—let's brainstorm the ultimate ancient fortress!

01:10 – Description of Wakra Pukara's construction, terraces, and ceremonial significance.
01:44 – Spiritual beliefs of the Ki people and the fortress's evolution into an Incan astronomical center.
02:21 – The rebellion led by Tito Kipa against the Incas and the dramatic punishment that followed.
03:34 – Discovery of sulfur crystals on Mars by NASA's Curiosity Rover.
06:24 – Ancient concrete structures in New Caledonia and their unexplained origins.
07:33 – Strange metal artifacts buried within the mysterious tumuli.

[joeanderson]

I don't believe that pure sulfur would make good jewelry.

[ClintonFloyd-ukub]

I believe you 💯. Good morning Katrina, I have been watching your videos for a few years now. I love all of the content you cover. I always wanted to be a paleontologist but never could afford the school. Anyway I live in Colorado and I have found a few things while I was working in a gravel pit. I found a petrified human baby, a petrified puppy head, some petrified birds, and monkeys.. if you would like some pictures of them please let me know..😊

[michaelgallyot]

You are my new favorite person Katrina, thank you so much, what a brilliant researcher and teacher you are.

[snarkylyfe]

You said an important sentence " how did they survive our gravity " ok hear me out, they did NOT, since the gravity and atmosphere were totally different 7 million years ago compared to what we have today . Explain why dinosaurs' were GIANT but we are supposed to accept that humans at a mere 6 feet, never got any bigger than that ? DInos were giant, people back then were ALSO giants. It only makes sense. Dinos lived with people, people hunted some of the smaller dinos, and the bigger dinos hunted the people.

[DarkmanEsq]

alot of archeologists like to claim its a religious site, for lack of a better explination, ... try imagining these things with a roof, ... it changes alot of the perspectives drastically

[janpalsson]

5:06 must have been a vulcanic vent at some time…

[DarkmanEsq]

are u sure they didnt dig into the tunnels in order to have a warmer place to live when the north was frozen? seems more logical to me

[janpalsson]

9:25 haven’t they dug up any more of these mounds?
That seems a bit stupid if they want to understand what they are…

[janpalsson]

30:59 demented, might the rock have been horizontal at some time when the foot print was made?
And would that not explain why there isn’t any more tracks?

And your understanding of how rock is formed is sparse…

[chrisbloomfield]

Maybe a battery source seems like that could be what the mountains are is an earth battery

[bjorndamrong]

Hi Katrina have a great day and love your voice 😍

[williamryder]

So we need new tumuluous excivations. And when they get to the metal, extract it and cut it open. Also the concrete could be analyzed for content in a lab which would help explain how it was made. 🤷‍♂️

[candiceperry]

It is awesome to learn from the ancient experience

[deniselongino]

Wait… headless bodies were buried face down? How does that work??

[freeamerican]

Hahaha the foot in the wall is NOT from erosion and anyone who sees it personally will not accept that insane claim

[dudredudaranovich]

why don't more people click the like thumbs up!

[Asitis]

We didn't go to the moon nevermind mars 😂😂

[DarkmanEsq]

everything on the planet got smaller as the atmosphere changed over the last 500 billion years, ... except for humans, ... humans evolved in the opposite direction, right?