Near Lake Titicaca; a typical Hanan Pacha Rock beside the road
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- Опубліковано 9 лют 2025
- While driving from Puno, Peru to the border with Bolivia (and further into Bolivia on our way to Tiahuanaco/ Puma Punku), we found this strange rock along the road. A typical Hanan Pacha rock. Negelcted as being important as the election slogans and graffiti make clear. It is near the well known site of Amaru Muru (a big portal made in the living rock), whic is also a typical Hanan Pacha site. What is Hanan Pacha? It is a period indicated by Peruvian researcher Alfredo Gamarra, a period that would have been the first period of manind on earth. For more, see ancient-mysteri...
Merci Jan
Amazing thank you
I saw it from the bus window thanks for this film of it closer.
Quem está assistindo em 2019...pode alguém informar se as pedras desse lugar foram limpas dessas depredações ? O povo não preserva. Que pena.
Haven't been there since that time, I hope they cleaned them! But it is in the middle of nowhere, not may people live there at this part of the Lake Titicaca.
What is the tower?
Sorry, the correct name is Aramumuro
I saw it...it is just amazing---
when this érosion during ? It's so crazy !! This place of cutting don't come from the période other cutting ....
Time travel ?
Would have liked a better look at the white carvings
The were not important for me. They were political slogans from modern time. Same counts for the tower; a modern building. My focus was on the impressions made into the rock.
At 1:15 looks like a skull carving
maybe the oldest. look at that erosion. as if under flowing water a long time.
Erosion or did they polish it?
wtf is that?
Billion years érosion
Granite was mud at one Time
John McCarthy :
I think so. Somehow it solidified in thousands of years. Only this soft-granite theory could explain why ancient people all over the world were able to create huge stone monuments of all kinds independently.
Granite was lava at one time, not mud.