Lost Ancient Technology In Peru: The Obvious Evidence
The above photo is simply one example of many artifacts found in Peru, and especially the Cusco area which most tour guides and academics either can’t explain, or in some cases refuse to address.
And here we find another similar circular hole. Both are cut into very hard andesite stone, and how could they have been made by the Inca or other local culture that did not have tube drills, or even iron?
In the above photo you can see that in this Inca period wall we find rough local field stone, but also rectangular blocks which have clearly been shaped. The latter are probably from pre-Inca works made by an as yet mysterious advanced culture.
And the above photo clearly shows huge megalithic blocks of granite incorporated into an Inca period wall at Ollantaytambo. The Inca recycled the stone from the ruins of the so called Sun Temple, destroyed by an ancient cataclysm into their own temple works.
This very intriguing semi-circle is the only one of its kind, and was carved out of the bedrock at Killarumiyoq outside Cusco. Engineer Arlan Andrews, in the left of the photo believes it is a complex solar clock of some kind. Inca? Maybe.
Here we have Arlan Andrews and his son Sean inspecting a very large finely hewn stone in a park in Cusco. It was probably originally part of the Coricancha complex, the spiritual center of the Inca but most likely not made by them. Its original creators may have built Cusco thousands of years before.
And when you travel even farther from Cusco, away from the famous sites you encounter amazing places such as Saihuite, where these finely shaped massive stones are true enigmas, especially the one in behind that appears to have been snapped in two.
And finally in the above picture the score mark you see, horizontally may be an example of the ancient cutting technology used. However, why take my word for it? Come to Peru and see for yourself. I can be hired privately, or you can join our September tour below:
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