A Thorough Exploration Of Ancient Megalithic Sites In Peru

[spiritofanu]

So many unanswered questions! Thank you for sharing!

[danielcruz]

Ol boy presentation covers alot of ancient ground ! Ineed to watch on big screen to digest it all..Thank you so much for always sharing. 🎁🎁🌈

[juneyshu]

Just lovely. I cant hope to go, knees wont work, but I feel as if Ive been there thanks to Mr. F wnd crew.❤

[Toltexan]

The meaning of Chincana can also be observatory and Huaca can also mean observatory. Each step in the structure would be used for specific observations. At Tiahuanaco, which can also mean The Observatory of the Sun and Moon, whereas the more modern Tiwanaku only means the Observatory of the Sun, we see a megalithic wall fitted in between with cut stone blocks. The town itself of Tiahuanaco is made of the same material and the excavations illustrate that underground are many more cut stones of a wide variety. It would seem that the builders of the present walls of the city used stones from their excavations of the much older ancient city that was already partly buried underground when they started building the city. The present town is the same city that existed in ancient times as witnessed by the fact that there are still statues right inside the town and other megaliths. At Sacsayhuaman we can see several layers of construction carried out over perhaps millennia. It is also historical fact that the Spanish never truly conquered the Inca and were driven back to Lima where almost all of the Spanish that live in Peru still reside. The whole history has become mythological even in the modern era. It is like the walls of Sacsayhuaman were first megalithic and then filled in at various times. It would be virtually impossible for 300 Spanish to do anything against this fortress as if they rode up to the walls the Inca would just shoot them. The rest is more modern propaganda. If we use the Posnanski timeline for Tiahuanaco then it is about 17, 000 years old. Various examinations of the finely cut stones around Cusco can then also be dated to the same time period.

The whole timeline that was set for the Americas is fraudulent and was devised so archaeologists could assert their religious preferences to keep a biblical timeline. Now with places like Gobekli Tepe at 12, 000 years old and the footprints found in New Mexico dated at 23, 000 years old then we can safely theorise an extreme age for much of the work found in the region of the Inca Empire.

[rosejones]

I know it’s not like being there but it’s good for me. Thank you. Best guide ever.

[bimmjim]

These are great videos because you don't add music. .. Thank you.

[TamShar]

Thank you for sharing your experiences with us!! Absolutely fascinating! Answers so many questions and yet creates just as many unanswered questions. Thank you again for being willing to share your experiences and wisdom.

[correnlarsen]

Rock's and stones are shaped while the rock is in liquid form. This is done with
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[marydd]

Thank you for sharing these remarkable ancient sites.

[omdon]

i guess it would be interesting to see maybe in 3d environment from scanning to somehow mark and make a distinction of old work and new work and simply remove the new work and see what structures shapes and dimesions can be observed in this sites from old building styles

[MrHugos]

Great videos and explaination of medelitic work.

[JeffM---]

Walking through the streets of Cuzco is a walk through history, amazing.
27:45 The birth must have been a C-section.

[charleshorseman]

2:12 is pretty interesting! The backside of the stones are pretty rough, and filled in where they are narrower.

[craighoward]

They try to explain it all away as being ceremonial. These people did far more than hold ceremonies for Christ's sake. Cmon man

[prince-solomon]

What a phenomenal virtual tour to so many mind blowing places!!!! Thanks!
I wonder what those ancient megalithic places looked like in their prime.
Makes you wonder what there will be left after this 12k year cycle ends in two/three decades and the next global cataclysm wipes us out... our architecture isn't build to last

[kennethhacker]

Love briens work, i honestly think our ancient ancestors had 20th century building technology, , forms, rebar and a special cement mix.. I don't buy into the quarry theory but its all still interesting to me .. great presentation brien

[mikeshanermusic]

I wonder what the Inca thought of the old amazing construction. Wonder if their leaders knew more and lied to them, like the way we're lied to today about how these things were constructed? Thanks for the video Brien.

[fennynough]

Magical Surface Tension, dispersed water over a greater part of the Stone. Thus a greater amount of evaporation, & a greater amount of Cooling! Geniousness the Inca's never knew. Alot of these isolated Megablock area's, (some with chairs); (some with stairs); reminds me of Children's Playgrounds! Marshmallows squished together, [with 22 perfectly joined sides & corners]: has any Stone Mason scratching their head, & looking like 😱? A Masterpiece of work here Brien🫶💫👏🙌🤌🎖

[Markthespark]

Those staircase patterns on the big rock, I reckon the molten rock has poured over a structure maybe of wood that has disintegrated. We are looking at very high temperature damaged rock.

[jeremyandelisha]

Great footage thanks for sharing. One note I feel compelled to share...
@ 1:01:39 These few blocks at the "Sun Temple" are almost certainly in their original position and not "moved by the Inca". The present gaps would have been sealed with smaller megalithic key blocks just like the main front wall.