Scientists Discovered A Pre-Historic Mega Structure On A Mountain You Never Knew Existed

Scientists Discovered A Pre-Historic Mega Structure On A Mountain You Never Knew Existed

Ollantaytambo, a vast complex situated in the Sacred Valley of the Incas northwest of Cusco, is renowned for its exceptionally precise megalithic polygonal masonry. Among its most notable structures is the Temple of the Sun, which features impressive stonework. This includes massive slabs of pink granite, intricately carved and precisely aligned. These stone blocks, weighing between 50 and 70 tons each, are so precisely fitted together that not even a sheet of paper can slide between them. Remarkably, these blocks were transported from a different mountain, across a plain and a river, before being brought up the mountain to Ollantaytambo. The precision, scale, and transportation of these stone blocks demonstrate a highly advanced level of technological and engineering sophistication, leading some to believe that such capabilities were beyond the reach of the Incas at that time.

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[kidvinie]

Wherever i watch these facinating videos, i am quickly reminded that you know absolutely nothing about how or who built these and with what's going on in the world right now, i can't help but think we are thrown off what the real history is.

[pongokamerat]

"inca Inca inca...." No! It was NOT the Inca

[wernerdanler]

I like the way the narrator goes blithly on talking about how the Inca built these after Graham said the Inca said they discovered them already there and they did not build them.
Get it together!

[denniss]

It looks like the whole world at one time had the ability to move super heavy objects. How ... we wonder... is that ability STILL not known !!!!

[AAA-fbbm]

Why do you say "Inca Construction", "Inca Building"? The Inca never took credit for this work.

[jAmesoo]

Interesting work, the Builders are not known; Inca most likely discovered the ruins same as us 😊

[LonePrairieguy]

I don't understand why the commentator posulates that an advanced society may have created this site, and then gives all the credit to the Incas....

[sirhandsome]

Crazy all over the world massive rocks were allegedly carved with those notches or knobs on them and moved

[rdEyeConnection]

Baalbek, Lebanon was built by Giants before the Romans arrived. With such large scale doors and items, it coincides with the giant bones recently disclosed. Columns single piece of stone 60' tall.

[senghbeh]

Correction: very tall highly advanced humans built it.

[Murphis]

Vibrational harmonics can move stone if the right frequency is used. It’s being experimented on now. Ever see how sound can make designs with sand on different plates or paper. It’s the same idea. So why couldn’t the older civilisations not figure this stuff out, they probably did and used it. We just forgot how or it was kept from us.

[Ryo_Dragon]

I don't know why the Theory of the using Geo-Polymers are not Mentioned. Especially now that they have found Biological Material in some of the Granite/Andesite from the site. You can see places where the forms were removed to quickly and they had to use braces for support until the curing process completed. All the imperfections would be erased once the top coat was applied. Looking at the Pyramids, I have often wondered, "Why does the Pyramids go from a Mud Brick, to a Mud Brick, to a Mud Brick then Boom Megalithic Boulders". The Romans and India both had superior concrete compared to what we use in Modern Times.
HERE'S A FEW OF THE ISSUES GEO-POLYMER'S SOLVE:
MOVEMENT OF MEGALITHIC BLOCKS
ELIMINATE LEVELING THE GROUND
POLYGONAL SHAPES
JOINTS BETWEEN BLOCKS
BUILDING IN TIGHT SPACES
BLOCKS WITH CORNERS
THICKNESS, WEIGHT, SIZE AND SHAPE
NIPPLES
ASYMMETRY
PRECISE ANGLES & MEASUEMENTS

[kevinwatts]

So he keeps saying over and over it was the Inca had iron making techniques to cut stone? Really, I thought that involved mining of iron ore and this been didn't even have the wheel

[ronaldtreitner]

everyone always tries to give credit for anything they can't do to aliens. the fact is ancient man had many advanced skills in masonry, etc., that we have long forgotten so just because you don't know how it doesn't translate to ancient man didn't know. just in my life time i've seen many jobs we used to have and skills disappear just because they were sent overseas and no longer practiced here, this doesn't even factor in what time forgets. my great grandfather and grandfather were masons from Europe who built their own homes here in the u.s. after my grandfather passed my grandmother wanted to sell the house but after 50 years some things needed some minor repairs to sell. the problem she found none of the modern companies, etc., who did such work had the skills to do or match older work so they couldn't do anything without replacing the whole thing and ultimately messing everything up. so any repairs that were done were very noticeable. this doesn't mean alien's built our house, it just means we no longer had the skills to do the same jobs we once had.

[genehasenbuhler]

Nowhere in any writing have the Inca's said they built these! In fact they all say it was there when they arrived!

[fredziffel]

HUMANS CAN'T BUILD THIS TODAY !
There, I fixed the title for ya ! 😂

[jamescook]

Humans moving stones weighing 50 tons with logs, ropes and Llamas. HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!! Lay off of the Peyote.

[JTMP]

We don’t give enough credit to human ingenuity.

[isupportyou]

The way of transporting the huge stones and the style of the construction are so strange that seems not made by human.

[arthurwagar]

Great pictures. Tired of speculation.