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Amazing video Jan!!!

Thanks fpr the video

Here in 2025 💪💪💪

Tbh it was great speculation. Best of any i heard about this stone mystery.

You know your deep in the rabbit hole when youtube recommends you 14 year old videos with 21k views 😂😂😂. Cool AF btw 👍

Excellent summary. Please continue, in particular about how similar engineering techniques move from place to place and time to time.

Wonderful! Thank you

Esta prohibido volar un dron en el PA Saqsayhuaman y los sitios adyacentes sin permiso formal.

Thank You : )

There many kapa before us…

👍under the soil all around the world.... Very convenient for our fake history

I know it has only 3 walls, but water reservoir maybe?

SE VE QUE NO SABEN NADA DE NUESTRA CULTURA MILENARIA!! NO SABEN NI SIQUIERA QUIENES SON LOS INKAS 😂 NO SABEN NADA DE ELLOS Y SU CIVILIZACION! NI NUNCA LO SABRAN!! ESO ES SOLO PARA LOS PRIVILEGIADOS NO PARA USTEDES IGNORANTES! 😂 DENLE GRACIAS A LOS SALVAJES VENIDOS DE EUROPA QUE DESTRUYERON Y QUEMARON PARTE DEL CONOCIMIENTO MILENARIO!! POR HACER ESA SALVAJADA NUNCA TENDRAN ACCESO AL VERDADERO CONOCIMIENTO, SOLO NOSOTROS SABEMOS LO QUE VERDADERAMENTE SUCEDIO EN NUESTRO PAIS! LOS DEMAS SON SOLO IGNORANTES!

That’s was amazing!! Thank you

Those square altars /stairs ,those square places on the stones look like those are where they cut those stones to build the walls

I am very convinced with the explanation that this is a model to illustrate how to set up irrigation works. I can clearly see from this, the way the Incas created basins and channels and overflows in the kind of landscape they had to work with. It would be nice if someone could 3d scan this, so we could simulate the flow of water in it and see.

It has the looks of a worship stone for a puma/creator/water deity. Terribly defaced, I wonder how the artists depicted the heads of the pumas and the prostrated worshiper?

👁️👁️⚖️✝️🩸👑🍞💧😡🌡️🌪️🌋👀👂🙏⏳, youtube Genesis Conflict series at Amazing Discoveries

The music is too distracting, good video.

do you suppose the spaniards vandalized it?

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like 334 - but subtitle ?

like 17 - thanks

i was there quite a few years back, i believe there is a convent built upon the wall where in Inca times it was a residence for vestal women...the more things change, the more they stay the same.

Great work, thank you. The opposite hilltop looks like a quarry come garden terrace... interesting.

So sorry it took me so long to find your gift to humanity.

Hiding for 11 years... Damn.

Sharing this.

Crocodile

4:45 I can answer Bob

Noway this was solid. I guess you can do it on CNC machine, but would it make sense at all. For sure it was liquid. I does not stop me to be fascinated of the mastery and the craftsmen's creativity

Thank you for this highly interesting presentation.

Thanks for video

great video . are there any english subtitles available at all ?

Sin duda las humanidades anteriores a la nuestra que trabajaron estas piedras poseían una tecnología desconocida para nosotros. Que los pseudo "arqueólogos" no hayan encontrado herramientas sofisticadas o algún tipo de tecnología no significa que no la tuviesen esas misteriosas humanidades .

I don't think that any existing old stones have been soft once like clay. Instead I believe new stones were made with soft concrete. To build those polygonal walls, the soft concrete was especially good material. If we take a good look at the pavement of the street, at 0:58 for instance, cement concrete was available and plentiful to ancient people who used it to bind pebbles to build walls and streets.

Como ivan a calentar piedras de toneladas.. Para darle brillo.. Y lineas rectas.. Las piedras hace 10 mil años eran energéticas.. Tenian su doble energética.. Y solo con tecnologia energética.. Les dieron forma.. Tecnología qué ninguna teoria le llegara.. Porque fue otro ciclo.. Que ningun científico llegara a descubrir..

Background noise is impossible to listen to.

That's a good looking couple :) Both the Dolphins and the Humans :)

Love it !!!

Keep posting, Peter. Well done.

Where Is This Location !!!!!!!!!!☺️🤯

Very beautiful ! Really conveys the spiritual grandeur of the site. Thank you.

This is fantastic footage, unreal.

that place is uncredible

Thank you very much

Thank you!

Great images!

I think you nailed it in your explanation "rock does not crack like that" I think the exiles from Egypt arrived at the shores of peru with this technology of cement that is so convincing we are still arguing about how people carved rock. Its the same thing as the Roman Concrete we are still arguing about as well.

I believe they had their own organic version of a superplastisizers (lignosulfonates) which is the real lost technology. They dug pits..bottom corner stone first... outlined the outer wall of the pit with the shapes of the blocks they were intending to create. They then added a wax or oil based paste layer in the pits and poured their cement mixture into the pit one block at a time.. before set/cure they would line the exposed top of the setting cement mixture with the same oil or wax paste... dig out the adjacent block space and prepare the wax or oil again to this new pit area.. a team would prepare the next space and a team would prepare the mixture and a team would pour the blocks quickly... the result is a mirror image of the pit you dig and the areas you prepare for each block space. knobs are the result of the mixture filling spaces from the outer structures.. Reverse knobs are the result of a round stone in the wall of the pit. *well prepared Pits full of well graded human made low water content cement with wax or oil paste to create block separation. Been working on a retaining wall of my own with these "Found Ancient Technologies".