There is so many archeological sites in Peru you can find them in parks, under bridges, behind schools, and many other unexpected places. However for the most part they will all be largely destroyed. The ones seen in videos are just the ones made of stones so big, all the savages that have come after, couldn’t destroy them.
Wow, as someone who feels like they've researched ancient sites quite a bit, this is insanely massive for something I've never heard of. As always, thanks for sharing Brien!
my good friend that lives in lima once told me that there are caves he used to play in as a kid around one of those pyramids...i have not yet got to see them but if you find them i would love to see a video...and as always never give away the location ;)
Never knew about that place thanks Brien. Unbelievable how many bricks are there, imagine how many bricks there were when there were hundreds of those pyramids.
Wow..your right..nvr seen or heard of it!! It does look like a giant leggo set. Thanks for sharing. It must be amazing living there, always an adventure and always something facinating to explore
That things massive and youre serious its, essentially, a solid structure!?! Cool stuff Brien never have seen or heard of these! Yay!! a new rabbit hole to check out hahaha thanks bud!
wow!! The size of this pyramidal structure is so impressive! Thanks for bringing us with you and given us so much information about everything historical around the globe! Your video are always an amazing adventure!
Now this is absolutely incredible! This is the first time I ever heard about this structures and get to see it on video. Peru and Bolivia are at the top of my list of places to visit and now this pyramid just increases my desire to go there.
Brian Your shirt caught my eye. I live in South Jersey. This is interesting too. Since I have a book it talks about Pyramids and grids and how they are connected.
Thank you, Brien! I was in Lima for a few days while waiting for my flight back to the U.S. after visiting Cusco and Machu Picchu. I visited a couple of large museums in Lima (one all of gold objects), but I had no idea there were these "huaca" you showed us here. The museums were nice, but I would have made sure to visit one of the pyramidal structures if I had known about them. Fortunately I have your videos to watch! Thanks again.
OMFG! 👀 SIMPLY AMAZING! I can imagine it's much more impressive being there. Alas my owners will not let me travel. So thank you Brian for showing me something I'm surprjsed I've never seen!
Great video! Keep searching in Lima. There are many many Adobe brick mounds. Unfortunately most are not protected, are eroded and covered in trash. But my favorite huacas are at the zoo in San Miguel. Great place to visit. If you look on the pathways through the botanical gardens there, you will find pieces of pottery and occasionally obsidian flakes. The archeology is amazing, but not megalithic. Like the other coastal groups.
Thanks for enlightening us Brien through sharing your passion and business with us and for allowing us to comment.... .... I think your aim in rewriting more accurate or descriptive terms or words should included (without fear of reprisal and blockading further videos) "bigger room" for the "Kings room" and smaller room for the "queens room" in Egypt Structures, for one could accurately say that there were no king nor queen rooms as described by those who have have tried explaining or rather rewriting history more accurately....thanks again.
Could it be that it was a right of passage ceremony for the former inhabitants? "Place your stone upon the site so that the city may grow with your contribution" sort of thing.
Man-made not nature or Handmade, all the concrete fanatics can state claim to how it was formed and not moved from one location to another in big chunks...
@@brienfoerster Is 💯 correct and bet me to the same reply. Keep up your brilliant work Brien. I'll be joining one of your tours when Australia opens again. See you in a few years...
Brien, you said the structure is solid, but why do there appear to be "doorways" or entrances of some sort at 4:22 in the video? What are those structures?
The big question that is almost the answer to the bigger question is why did they build such a massive solid structure. Why a supposedly primitive culture in relation to ‘modern’ man spend the resources and incredible manpower to build this structure when they must have had much more urgent needs.
It's easier to build a Solid Structure with manufactured bricks than do what the Original Builders of Pyramids did. Creating a nonfunctional Pyramid is a good way to show the inhabitants they don't work anymore...
@@steve-o6413 but still, 50 million bricks... they made their own mountain out of bricks. that's not easy, and still needs an explanation for why someone thought it was worth their time.
@@rumfordc the answer could be Psychological, I guess you'd have to be there to understand the Why. Basically all you'd have is a Giant platform when finished... Could have been strictly for Ceremonial Events, why do we build Giant Sporting Event Centers...
Do you think the function was to serve as a seating and viewing area for ceremonies and competitions? It looks like the blocks are of the size that you can walk up like steps and sit down. Or perhaps it was for a larger or smaller race than we are used to.
@@steve-o6413 Strong suggestion. Happened to me long ago. Need to go down the entire list of YT subs. Unsub, sub, and rebell all sites. This un-(m)ucks any/all YT stoopid actions.
@@johnlord8337 didn't work for me even after doing what you suggested that was the first thing I did awhile back ago and I have kept it up with no success. All I get now is Spam on both lol...
Built of Adobe if memory serves me correctly it was made of clay like a form of concrete or Artificial Rock. In short these are Man-made blocks or bricks and not quarried from solid Rock...
Fascinating ! .. but I cant help thinking of Minecraft ;-) I've just measured the structure on GE and its an impressive 1,400 ft 'long' and approx 350-750 ft wide (irregular shape). That is BIG ! For reference the two main Pyramids at Giza are approx 750ft on each side ..
Brien, thank you for bring us these wonderful historical sites.
Your service is to humanity.
I was blown away to see the walled off ancient pyramid next to a busy street in Lima. Thanks for sharing.
There is so many archeological sites in Peru you can find them in parks, under bridges, behind schools, and many other unexpected places. However for the most part they will all be largely destroyed. The ones seen in videos are just the ones made of stones so big, all the savages that have come after, couldn’t destroy them.
No idea that this place existed. Thank you so much Brien!
Wow, as someone who feels like they've researched ancient sites quite a bit, this is insanely massive for something I've never heard of. As always, thanks for sharing Brien!
That's crazy! Look at how massive and detailed. These structures give me the heebie jeebies. I cannot quantify my level of awe.
Seen more "unknown " structures on your channel, in a short time, than I ever did on any other channel I once supported. Thank you so much.
This was very interesting. Thank you, hugs from Italy. Without you it would have been very difficult for me to see all these misterious beauties.
@Frank Bear Yes you're right! But we always overlook what we have nearby, sadly! Do come, when this worldwide mess is over!
THANK YOU FOR ALL U DO, AGAIN A GREAT VIDEO
my good friend that lives in lima once told me that there are caves he used to play in as a kid around one of those pyramids...i have not yet got to see them but if you find them i would love to see a video...and as always never give away the location ;)
Never knew about that place thanks Brien. Unbelievable how many bricks are there, imagine how many bricks there were when there were hundreds of those pyramids.
Wow..your right..nvr seen or heard of it!! It does look like a giant leggo set. Thanks for sharing. It must be amazing living there, always an adventure and always something facinating to explore
Just another brick in the wall...
That things massive and youre serious its, essentially, a solid structure!?! Cool stuff Brien never have seen or heard of these! Yay!! a new rabbit hole to check out hahaha thanks bud!
wow!! The size of this pyramidal structure is so impressive! Thanks for bringing us with you and given us so much information about everything historical around the globe! Your video are always an amazing adventure!
So much compressed into a ball; beneath our feet. Great show as usual!
The journey keeps on getting more & more interesting ! Blessings
Now this is absolutely incredible! This is the first time I ever heard about this structures and get to see it on video. Peru and Bolivia are at the top of my list of places to visit and now this pyramid just increases my desire to go there.
Brian Your shirt caught my eye. I live in South Jersey. This is interesting too. Since I have a book it talks about Pyramids and grids and how they are connected.
Another, Top Notch! What a Fascinating and Interesting place!! Love your work Brien, Thank you so much!!
Another new amazing megalithic site thanks for sharing Brien!
Thank you, Brien! I was in Lima for a few days while waiting for my flight back to the U.S. after visiting Cusco and Machu Picchu. I visited a couple of large museums in Lima (one all of gold objects), but I had no idea there were these "huaca" you showed us here. The museums were nice, but I would have made sure to visit one of the pyramidal structures if I had known about them. Fortunately I have your videos to watch! Thanks again.
OMFG! 👀 SIMPLY AMAZING! I can imagine it's much more impressive being there. Alas my owners will not let me travel. So thank you Brian for showing me something I'm surprjsed I've never seen!
Brilliant and well informative video Brien. Thanks for taking the time and trouble to bring it to us.
Happy Thanksgiving to Brien, coworkers, and all your families. God bless you all. Stay safe and healthy.
Thank you for your outstanding work Brien
Thanks again Brien. I never knew about these structures!
I've lived in front of it for nearly an year!!! In Ekeko hostel xD
Thanks again Brien, I had no idea this even existed! So crazy looking, I wonder what it originally looked like...
Great video! Keep searching in Lima. There are many many Adobe brick mounds. Unfortunately most are not protected, are eroded and covered in trash. But my favorite huacas are at the zoo in San Miguel. Great place to visit. If you look on the pathways through the botanical gardens there, you will find pieces of pottery and occasionally obsidian flakes. The archeology is amazing, but not megalithic. Like the other coastal groups.
Thank you! Great information!
Great job Brien, thank you for sharing!
Wow, would like to see a drone view of this .... Amazing .....
Thanks for enlightening us Brien through sharing your passion and business with us and for allowing us to comment....
.... I think your aim in rewriting more accurate or descriptive terms or words should included (without fear of reprisal and blockading further videos) "bigger room" for the "Kings room" and smaller room for the "queens room" in Egypt Structures, for one could accurately say that there were no king nor queen rooms as described by those who have have tried explaining or rather rewriting history more accurately....thanks again.
You seem to have the camera pointed the wrong way?... :-/
Amazing...never heard of this massive pre Inca construction....
Could it be that it was a right of passage ceremony for the former inhabitants? "Place your stone upon the site so that the city may grow with your contribution" sort of thing.
I like this
Could be a concept like that. "Hey everyone, you need to make 40 bricks per year and place them on the pile during this feast".
TY
Even without the blue hat, I love your content my friend.
Back in the 70s I use to ride my bike around it , it use to look like a mountain full of dirt back then .
It looks like an unfinished game of tetris from the gods of creation
Very cool. Thanks for sharing.
La Huaca Pucllana queda en Miraflores - Lima - Perú.
Extraordinario descubrimiento!
Awesome video! Thank you!
They had Minecraft back then
Huge Lego set!
They both cost the same to build. Lmao
Laughing
Man-made not nature or Handmade, all the concrete fanatics can state claim to how it was formed and not moved from one location to another in big chunks...
@@steve-o6413 🤔
Millions of blocks...quadcopter view would show it better. M gracias Brian.
Use a drone..
not allowed
@@brienfoerster Is 💯 correct and bet me to the same reply.
Keep up your brilliant work Brien. I'll be joining one of your tours when Australia opens again. See you in a few years...
Thank you Brien.
Very very interesting!! I never heard about them before seeing your video. Thank you to reveal that to us!
Love it ❤️
Wow looks like something my kids would make in the the game Minecraft. Amazing!
Did the 3rd century B.C. greeks leave a detailed description of the condition of the pyramids? aka regarding the cover stones???
LOL 1:28 your arch nemesis giving you the evil eye. "I will get a prosthetic elongated skull piece! Then Brian will acknowledge me in his videos!"
Amazing place. Wow.
The way that thing is laid out kind of reminds me of that underwater sight in Japan. I can't remember what it's called
Never heard of that one! Thanks
I agree Brian. I call many of the pyramidal structures just that. There not quit a perfect triangle so I don't classify them as pyramids.
Brien, you said the structure is solid, but why do there appear to be "doorways" or entrances of some sort at 4:22 in the video? What are those structures?
Was thinking the same thing Greg. Fingers crossed they might look into it for us and give us an answer,, or at least give us a more detailed look ..👍
Such beautiful art
Great video Brien.
I would like to have seen more of the actual structure than just the brief glimpses and the view far off to the side as you walked by.
saw it last year, it was awesome!
Yooo I went there with my bro couple years back, MASSIVe structure, and in the middle of the city was wild.
Nice one. Thank you.
The big question that is almost the answer to the bigger question is why did they build such a massive solid structure.
Why a supposedly primitive culture in relation to ‘modern’ man spend the resources and incredible manpower to build this structure when they must have had much more urgent needs.
It's easier to build a Solid Structure with manufactured bricks than do what the Original Builders of Pyramids did. Creating a nonfunctional Pyramid is a good way to show the inhabitants they don't work anymore...
@@steve-o6413 but still, 50 million bricks... they made their own mountain out of bricks. that's not easy, and still needs an explanation for why someone thought it was worth their time.
@@rumfordc the answer could be Psychological, I guess you'd have to be there to understand the Why. Basically all you'd have is a Giant platform when finished...
Could have been strictly for Ceremonial Events, why do we build Giant Sporting Event Centers...
Do you think the function was to serve as a seating and viewing area for ceremonies and competitions? It looks like the blocks are of the size that you can walk up like steps and sit down. Or perhaps it was for a larger or smaller race than we are used to.
human size
Buy one of those bowler hats. They're cool!
Very different, thank you
The Pucllana pyramid looks very alike the underwater Yonaguni structure in Japan
I didn't get a YT notice of this coming on - hmmm.
I stopped getting all my Bell notifications UT is probably weeding out again or it may be a local problem...
@@steve-o6413 Strong suggestion. Happened to me long ago. Need to go down the entire list of YT subs. Unsub, sub, and rebell all sites. This un-(m)ucks any/all YT stoopid actions.
I didn't get a notice, but I did get a lot of buffering....
@@johnlord8337 didn't work for me even after doing what you suggested that was the first thing I did awhile back ago and I have kept it up with no success. All I get now is Spam on both lol...
The Internet is just as fake as a Solid Pyramid lol, but it helps to pass the time...
what happened to the gold and silver mines?????????
Brian, I wait for each of your videos, thank you,, maybe later we find this adobe wall is hiding the tunnel to the civilization in the center of earth
Amazing! Why are the bricks so Random!!
Ohh. You make my mondays a little better. When is going to start?
Waka means boat/canoe. In Maori. ~ New Zealand.
Never seen this one before Brian what was it a space port and accomodation or some thing
So may pyramids on fault lines, by rivers or on top of aquifers?
Did the Spanish ever detail what they received and if they had, regarding gold and silver , metal down the pieces to create new purposes.
What's the symbology of the ring please ?. 8: 06
it's huge! what's in the middle? was it made to be walked on or in?
Light Up The Dark uses your content from time to time.
mfw when realising ancients played Minecraft IRL 😲🤯
never saw anything like this before, man made mountains....
Fire in the middle ..
Can you swing by the rimac river por favor sir brien ?
It’s dried up
almost looks like they were trying to recreate the tower of babel
Isn't that in Miraflores?
No drone footage ?
Built of Adobe if memory serves me correctly it was made of clay like a form of concrete or Artificial Rock. In short these are Man-made blocks or bricks and not quarried from solid Rock...
clay
Fascinating ! .. but I cant help thinking of Minecraft ;-) I've just measured the structure on GE and its an impressive 1,400 ft 'long' and approx 350-750 ft wide (irregular shape). That is BIG ! For reference the two main Pyramids at Giza are approx 750ft on each side ..
Recalculate your square footage lol...
10ft × 75ft = 750 square feet lol...
@@steve-o6413 I said "750 square." Not 750 sq ft ! I've altered it to make it easier to understand ..
@@amremotewatching much better Ty...
Totally looks like a LEGO mountain.
🙌💯💯💯💯💯💯🙌
Less fencing and more of the structure would have been better.
Shows the actual site for only 2 minutes out of the 10 minutes video.
Looks exactly like Minecraft
My god, an old blue VW Beetle.
Is it the same on both sides?
im missing a drone vid
Defensive ancient wall??
Caral ruins! 3 hours away from Lima.
when cook landed in aus,he asked the natives,what is the name of the jumping rat,,they said,kangaroo,,ie,,i dont know..
Looks like bricks factory.