Pukara | Origins of the Gods at Lake Titicaca, Peru | Megalithomania
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- Опубликовано: 21 окт 2024
- Support us on Patreon: / megalithomania . An exploration of the amazing but rarely visited site of Pukara, north of Lake Titicaca, with remarkable stonework, sunken temples, stunning statues, and dating to before the time of Tiwanaku c 500 BC. Includes a visit to the on-site museum and the main temple complex with exclusive aerial footage.
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Thank you for another great video!
Beautiful video man!!! Amazing!!! They just get better and better. Salute 🙏
Great drone footage of a amazing site. Keep up the great work Hugh.
Just seeing the lichen on the rock shows you how ANCIENT this site REALLY IS! Thank you!❤
Very cool. Thank you for the tour
The 'Serpent' motif is almost identical to the one at Ggantija, Malta.
Hugh never disappoints ... ;)
Right!
Any where Peru is older that anywhere else!!!.........Thanks for sharing!!! nice to see you and JJ doing one of your favorite things!!!
great stuff thank you for this video
very impressive professional video - timing is great from scene to scene - not too short not too long - much appreciated improved pronunciation
thank you for the coverage - I will never get there
I was there in 2018 and went to that museum and they had a fascination with a catfish god and another stone sculpture looked like a salamander. There was a sculpture in that museum of a fish with a kitty cat head, therefore, a catfish. They have one bus from Cusco to Puno in southern Peru which stops along the way to these different archaeological sites. It was quite interesting, but I had no idea how vast that site at Pukara was. And that drone footage by Hugh was pretty cool. I could spend a whole vacation just traveling around southern Peru and Bolivia. Even in Cusco we had a new driver in 2019, who took us to places even I had never heard of. For example, Quenko Chico near Cusco is exactly like a mini Sachsayhuaman. Same big giant stones only the site is very small and its free to get in. I like Hugh Newman's work, especially the giants of ancient USA.
Wow. Lovely report, AND thank you very much for sharing that photo of world traveler and explorer JJ Ainsworth at exactly minute 01:00 into the video. She has a fantastic figure
You are quite the fan I see! 😂 😂 😂 This might interest you then:
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And if you also end up supporting JJ's work through Patreon, perhaps she will be seen more often 😉
Great as always 😎👍
If there was no audio, i would have put money on the first set of stone objects in the museum being from Gobekli Tepe. How is it possible that such distinct, unusual zoomorphic megaliths developed entirely independent from each other ?...the same question applies to the polygonal stonework we in various parts of the world...peace to ya.
Amazing
Absolutely wonderful,as always, presentation of a historically significant site! Stunning photography of tiniest details in combination with overall location , beautiful!!! You are creating a marvellous resource for anyone, no matter how you choose to interpret the archaeology. Brilliant cheers!!!
Cool beans. Every question has an answer. Every answer has a question.
Thank you I enjoyed this video 🤗👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼💖
If Hugh had room in his suitcase I'd happily rent it :)
4:31 reminds me of the Yonaguni site.
So many similarities, especially the large incised T pillar in the museum, with Gobekli Tepe, other European sites and imagery, Egyptian with the bird and serpents on the heads, totally fascinating and definitely linked with may other places and cultures worldwide.
Brilliant, and despite watching plenty of Brien Forester's videos this shows way more of the neolithic site here at Tiwanaku. Yes, definitely older as in 3,000 BC to 8,00 BC potentially, I believe though I am simply guessing.
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At least you can admit you’re guessing 😆
Brilliant episode, to me it looks like a huge water cistern irrigation system for crops that filters the water down the different levels similar to the technique used at Machines Pictures.
According to radiocarbon dating this culture is from around 1800 BC through roughly 400AD. For those trying to make links to Gobekli Tepe, you may want to keep in mind that site in turkey is from around 9500-8000 BC. Ignoring the atlantic ocean between them, that is also a massive gap in time, so almost no chance that a related culture was behind the carving both. Any similarities you’re seeing is likely going to be your own mind attempting to find patterns with things you have already seen. A lot of old stone carvings just looks similar, where various primitive cultures carved zoomorphic polytheistic deities.
Your presentstions are so very interesting! I love your enthusiasm!
It seems that there were a lot of temples and ceremonial structures in megalithic building times. How old must they really be that we don't find the houses and other buildings that were lived in?
That site looks very old but we will never know because they aren't doing any digging/research there.
At 5:31, the serpent headed being immediately struck me as a cobra and the back lines are on the hood of the cobra. Look at the shape too. But a cobra in South America?!
This evidence of animal reliefs that we barley recognise today strongly points at dates in pre-history. I believe there are reliefs of elephant like creatures at Tiahuanico. The last known similar species died out there around 11-12000 years ago!
@@Rich-lx5lh Excellent point. And there is new evidence of 80% extinction rate southern Chile, at Younger Dryas boundary.
Great video Hugh - those huge artefacts in the museum are weights, not axe heads. I only think that because the case was labelled PESAS which means weights in Spanish. So maybe for weighing grain?
the pillars look like "copy-paste" from Gobekli Tepe, which are dated 12.000. does this mean these are also as old?
Thank you for this. I had not seen much of this site before. Are there any artistic renderings of what the site may have looked like?
Was this site buried in mud like other sites in area? Did they excavate to the get it to its current condition?
What's the inclusion in cliff wall at 12:30 .... was thinking that all the missing blocks have to be somewhere maybe they need to do a debris field sweep if indeed a flood destroyed them the stones wood be scattered in the direction of current
I think South America and the Amazon gardens was the cradle of civilization. Crops and stone work expertise started. Intelligence. Then big time floods ......
Thanks, Hugh, and JJ of course. Nice coverage of the site, I believe there are more than one culture have used that site. Like almost all of Peru.
All the metal may have melted from a Bennett Pinch, where our electric sun novas and zaps everything. I learned that from Thunderbolts Project.
What’s the altitude? Speaker seems unusually winded.
I am half expecting Sleestak to creep out of those doors.
The big head "serpent" 7:47 looks a bit fallic or is it only me that sees that? 😅 Also in some smaller carvings and you see also the men holding some, as in gobekli tepe or not 10:46
We are all starting to see that Gobekli Tepe, lots of Peru and Malta are all looking similar in many ways 🤔 even Armenia megaliths and the Osirion...along with the Black Sea DNA elongated heads in South America... one day we will connect the GIANT dots
We already have connected those dots, it's just that most people are still in a giant sleep.
@@daveelcock9476 it is written in the stars man the age of Aquarius is an age of enlightenment and will be full of people waking up 🙏🙇♂️✅
The connected advanced world before the northern glacier build up and the Greenland hit? Maybe 20k plus years ago.
Is no one going to mention the guy holding his own severed head statue? 😳
at 19:30 The three types of stone remind me of the stories that Atlantis had three types of stone, a red, black and white.
I can see two checker board floors amongst your video's
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Farsight Press the Remote Viewers just did a Gobekle Tepe vid you should check out what they found why it was built and why it was buried anf who did the deed
Looks like a place that could be filled with water or something.
That's kind of what I thought. It looks like a water retention pond. The way the stairs are done going down into it seem much like how we do pools and other water gathering entryways. A couple stairs close together then it flattens off for a couple feet. Plus the big cut coming out of the center of it going down the center of the hill clearly shows that water flowed there purposely. There's no other reason for that channel. Other places in the region show the same ability of moving water throughout a complex.
This video was awesome. Do you have an email address where I can send you something?
Ruins from the Greenland hit?
I see jj in these videos but she never really puts out none of her own she would get so many views and likes I was just wondering why we don't see her more? Thanks 😊
I believe we are so close to finding the answers we've been seeking. This is why there is so much chaos and sin by people in power because they know that they are loosing control over their slaves
Whats a Pewma or Peuma?
He means Puma. Its a big cat of the North and Central Americas
It doesn’t stand to reason that whatever they were using to cut stone was not something huge that needed multiple people to lug everywhere. This was a device or a technique which could be utilized by one or two people. I think about this mystery every single day.
Some of them look more like centipedes than serpents.
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Its sad to see these stones sitting inside some place where they are useless they have a purpose and are now lost 😢
Hugh is Olmec
I whant to Be there ,to see all this megalitic artefacts but CORONA stoped me....!
Humans owe their freedom to the Caribbean Impact. See if you can find out why! It’s hilarious!!
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That's an upside down face.
Thanks megalithomania.
I've found a significant site near my farm in Bolivia. Check out my Facebook site ( ojo de la madre). It may turn out to be the largest astronomical observatory and carving in the world.
Who were these people?
I want my ashes put in the lake. I'm making arrangements
Dude needs to acclimate lmao 🤣 .. huffing and puffing huuuuh huuih
if you know anything, its not globe.. do you know anything?
nice .................
j j ainsworth
Can you please have your wife pose by every artifact! For scale of course. ;)
Dude, your chosen background music is actually painful to my ears.