Lost Stone Age Engineering Found in the Jungle

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Stone marvels are found across the world, with many now emerging from deep within jungle covered terrain. Mysterious markings carved into the stone remain difficult to interpret, their original purpose lost to time. While some ancient sites still reveal their intended function, the enigmatic site known as Yuraq Rumi or Ñusta Hispana near the ancient temple of Rosas Pata or Vitcos, remains shrouded in mystery.

Who do you think actually built these engineering marvels in the jungle?

#lost #stoneage #engineering

[John-wgxw]

Thank you for narrating this yourself and not using a computer voice. 😊

[ExoAtmos]

These sites have the signature of DEEP antiquity.

[robertallen]

Don't worry about the jerky camera critique. Lol. I am a camera man for 35 years. It's fine. I like the on-site perspective. Sometimes you can't have a full steadycam system with you everywhere.

[Cammi-Cat-XIII]

Awesome video! YouTube’s algorithm brought me to the short video of this, which led to this, and now I’ve got your channel on “show all notifications.” You have great quality content and I enjoy watching!

[patrickday]

there is probably so much more buried by the jungle

[paulallen]

Great presentation. I'm just humbled when confronted by the accomplishment of ancient peoples. It's all the more saddening, though, when one considers the real mess we're making of things today.

[seanovens]

Great video footage and a real human narrator. Thank you and well done.
Peru is a mind boggling place. I've been 3 times and could go another 10 lol

[NoXic]

Yeah, one starts to wonder just HOW old these stones are! Thank you for showing us/me some new sites.

[-C.S.R]

Wow! Bravo!
I have definitely never heard of this site!
I saw some blocks in this video that blew my mind!
The ones that are at the 6 minute mark were unbelievable!
This seems like the next must visit place.
Thank you, just subscribed!

[SEKreiver]

The Incas, by their own admission, weren't particularly "ancient". Like the Aztecs, they were latecomers. Tiawanaku is ANCIENT. The Moche were fairly ancient.

[drhexagonapus]

This is a fascinating site that I had never heard of before, thank you for sharing!

[mevenstien]

I'll say it too, so very glad to see a video not narrated by AI and not pushing fictional extraterrestrial aliens.
Thank you,
very nice footage too.
✨️🙂✨️

[MahatmatheMage]

Greetings from Belo Horizonte, Brazil! Congratulations for this great documentary. Keep up the great work!

[xXturboXx]

By far the most fascinating thing about these structures is the fact that they are obviously just pieces of something bigger. Something smashed that thing to pieces and damaged it so much that it almost looks like a random rock that has carvings on it.
For example, look at 5:24. This has been shattered. Split apart and heavily damaged. Where are it's pieces? Only God knows. Maybe burried under the soil, kilometers away. Maybe ended up in the ocean. Maybe turned into rubble. Something MAJOR happened back then, and it recorded in the stories of almost all ancient cultures.

[baysideauto]

This was excellent, you have intrigued me with these observations, new sub here sir, cant wait to go and eatch all your content. keep it up sir

[kingdomreminder]

I know I’m probably just finding patterns that aren’t real, but that black stone, and the edges/corners/shape specifically, reminds me of an underwater stone off the coast of Japan (I think the yonaguni “monument”).

[mexicanpepelife]

we are only looking at the tip of the iceberg

[manitoumimi]

@12:45
I have been looking for the quote that you have attributed to Pedro cieza de Leon (Incas say they did not build those structures) for a long time.
Would you mind sharing where you found this quote by him?
Thank you.

[michaelrigdon]

I’m here from the short….looks interesting lol

[WormholeNavigator]

This vid and your real voice just got youna sub :) when i hear AI i ask YT to "do not recommend channel"