great stuff. One additional fact for this theory is that without the lake, there would not be a riverbed across Rumicolca (today is dry). To carve that valley, the huambutio passage must have been blocked.
This cabby had six kids! He was only about 25! I wish that his English and my Spanish had been better. He was very much into the Laguna Grande and he wanted to share other bits of history with me.
I agree with you. It also seems to me that a lot of the Andes was suddenly thrust up, thousands of feet in a very short period of time. Maybe that event burst the lake?
And maybe it would explain why the Koricancha is 700' above the spillway rather than right at waters edge! Yes,, I'd thought of that. Until recently, we really have had no idea of how much mountains move in feet annually!
Excellent. Be careful, don't think that they wont do a "Galileo" on you. They like to hear themselves talk. Dissenting opinions unset them.... Thank you. Love your Chanell.
Excellent theory, and has similarities with Poznanskis theory that Tihuanaco or Puma Punku or whatever was a lakeside town- unchartedx video 'cradle of american man' has the info
No,, and no old sunken boats either. The inca would have re-purposed everything that hadn't rotted into the ground. As a kettle lake, the shoreline would have moved up and down 30 feet between the rain and dry seasons. So unlike oceans or controlled lakes, the docks would not have been made of stone. Great Question! and Thank You!
@@intriguingmegalithicperspe1764 Great channel. Your perspective seems more balanced than other channels, and doesn't delve into the needlessly fantastic. Keep it up 👍
I agree with your video however, it should be pointed out that academics and archaeologists, even in the face of irrefutable evidence to the contrary, maintain vehemently that the Inca built ALL the polygonal ruins in Peru. Any academics that have even stray slightly from academias dogma have had their funding removed and faced the ruin of their career prospects. Just thought everyone viewing this video should have a balanced account 😮😮😮 0:05
Actually, the term 'Pre-Inca' is recently being accepted by the Peru Ministry of Culture' as being an unknown original architect. They are putting up little signs in some locations the say 'Pre-Inca' !!!! This is happening in several areas around the world. It's going to be the topic of one of my next videos.
Harvey where is your last video about the softening of granit in 0g environment ? You supressed it ? I love your videos ! My dad and I when we were building stone walls at my house, we rang the stones by knocking on them using a hammer, and if they made a clear "diiing 🎶", that meant that they were solid, of valuable quality and that they would fit perfectly into our wall! So yeah I think that all of your hypothesis are true! And that the link between acoustic, stones and building methods is something that goes really far back in time and from potential ancient architect humans I feel it ! Congrats from France 👋 sorry for my english !
I had to take it down. Sorry. I'm fixing it. There was a copyright claim against one of the videos clips. AND the audio was awful. I will be putting the updated video back this weekend!
Great video. Great theory. Nothing to do with it but I don't see how Rumicolca could have been an aquaduct. There is no other example of archways let alone big enough to go over that gap.
@Intriguing Megalithic Perspectives 👍 Sounds very plausible, need to get some open minded geologist's to work. Randall Carson could take a 10 minute sweep with Google Earth and tell you what's up. Get in touch with him, he's a great guy and would probably be glad to help. It sure would be nice to be able to pinpoint when the ancient civilization existed and for how long.
Familiar with the Schist disc? Guessing so. Ok it's not a candle holder or blender head.. theory..its a trophy to themselves. When spun it would create this mass nullification. It wasn't the day to day tool. A msg left in time. Like Ed liniskillions magnetic flywheel it created a very large centrifugal field. The key to AG is folding one pole into the other. Ed knew this and the schist disc can do this, as can some birds bees beatles, centrifugal mercury, and yes soundwaves. Pls get a hold dr Stephen Greer. Randal Carlson. Graham Hancock. We must stick together.
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Fascinating video. Wonderful delivery. Thank you. ❤
Very plausible.
Great research, I agree. Most ancient sites lack the water that once surrounded them.
great stuff.
One additional fact for this theory is that without the lake, there would not be a riverbed across Rumicolca (today is dry).
To carve that valley, the huambutio passage must have been blocked.
AND on the other side of Rumicolca there are a lot of erosion marks as if at the bottom of a spillway!
Thank you for sharing always listen to local cab drivers
This cabby had six kids! He was only about 25! I wish that his English and my Spanish had been better. He was very much into the Laguna Grande and he wanted to share other bits of history with me.
Man this is fascinating stuff. I’ve never seen anyone else discuss this. Moar.
Man you rock, your observation and big picture is so appreciated by this man
Thank You! I'm hoping to go back to Peru this year. It's an incredible place!
That was Wonderful... Thank You.
I agree with you. It also seems to me that a lot of the Andes was suddenly thrust up, thousands of feet in a very short period of time. Maybe that event burst the lake?
And maybe it would explain why the Koricancha is 700' above the spillway rather than right at waters edge! Yes,, I'd thought of that. Until recently, we really have had no idea of how much mountains move in feet annually!
ancient lore ( that I heard ) says Cusco was built an an ancient lake
@7:00, 4miles on flats is an easy hour walk.
Excellent. Be careful, don't think that they wont do a "Galileo" on you. They like to hear themselves talk. Dissenting opinions unset them.... Thank you. Love your Chanell.
@2:30, how many thousands of years ago ?
Sorta interesting 🤔
Excellent theory, and has similarities with Poznanskis theory that Tihuanaco or Puma Punku or whatever was a lakeside town- unchartedx video 'cradle of american man' has the info
Great video :)
Thank You!
Do we see any old docks/mooring spots?
No,, and no old sunken boats either. The inca would have re-purposed everything that hadn't rotted into the ground. As a kettle lake, the shoreline would have moved up and down 30 feet between the rain and dry seasons. So unlike oceans or controlled lakes, the docks would not have been made of stone.
Great Question! and Thank You!
@@intriguingmegalithicperspe1764 Great channel. Your perspective seems more balanced than other channels, and doesn't delve into the needlessly fantastic. Keep it up 👍
awesome - very insightful - well done !
If the motorista knew the of the kettle lake why not Super Inca ?
I agree with your video however, it should be pointed out that academics and archaeologists, even in the face of irrefutable evidence to the contrary, maintain vehemently that the Inca built ALL the polygonal ruins in Peru. Any academics that have even stray slightly from academias dogma have had their funding removed and faced the ruin of their career prospects. Just thought everyone viewing this video should have a balanced account 😮😮😮 0:05
Actually, the term 'Pre-Inca' is recently being accepted by the Peru Ministry of Culture' as being an unknown original architect. They are putting up little signs in some locations the say 'Pre-Inca' !!!! This is happening in several areas around the world. It's going to be the topic of one of my next videos.
@@intriguingmegalithicperspe1764 Oo PLEASE make this video soon. I really appreciate your channel btw.
Thank you, impressive.
What would Brien Foerster say. Cool
Harvey where is your last video about the softening of granit in 0g environment ? You supressed it ? I love your videos ! My dad and I when we were building stone walls at my house, we rang the stones by knocking on them using a hammer, and if they made a clear "diiing 🎶", that meant that they were solid, of valuable quality and that they would fit perfectly into our wall! So yeah I think that all of your hypothesis are true! And that the link between acoustic, stones and building methods is something that goes really far back in time and from potential ancient architect humans I feel it ! Congrats from France 👋 sorry for my english !
I had to take it down. Sorry. I'm fixing it. There was a copyright claim against one of the videos clips. AND the audio was awful. I will be putting the updated video back this weekend!
makes sense to me ive always thought that machu pichu was once an island surrounded by water too.
I have long thought that was once a dam it would also alow moving blocks from one mountain to another location across the valley .
Hi, nice sketches there, are you making these sketches yourself ?
Yes, I do all of my own illustrations. :)
@@intriguingmegalithicperspe1764 Perfect illustrations ! i would like to follow you on instagram.
Great video. Great theory. Nothing to do with it but I don't see how Rumicolca could have been an aquaduct. There is no other example of archways let alone big enough to go over that gap.
@Intriguing Megalithic Perspectives
👍 Sounds very plausible, need to get some open minded geologist's to work. Randall Carson could take a 10 minute sweep with Google Earth and tell you what's up. Get in touch with him, he's a great guy and would probably be glad to help. It sure would be nice to be able to pinpoint when the ancient civilization existed and for how long.
Makes sense. Lost history
Familiar with the Schist disc? Guessing so. Ok it's not a candle holder or blender head.. theory..its a trophy to themselves. When spun it would create this mass nullification. It wasn't the day to day tool. A msg left in time. Like Ed liniskillions magnetic flywheel it created a very large centrifugal field. The key to AG is folding one pole into the other. Ed knew this and the schist disc can do this, as can some birds bees beatles, centrifugal mercury, and yes soundwaves. Pls get a hold dr Stephen Greer. Randal Carlson. Graham Hancock. We must stick together.
Those stones looks not ancient at all
They old died from being old… No mystery.. what happened to the guys who built the Golden Gate Bridge? Where did they all go was it aliens?