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Cusco's earthquakes graded every builder who ever worked there. The Inca walls hold the top score, and the seamless joints are the reason. In 1650, and again in 1950, major quakes wrecked the Spanish colonial city, churches and mansions of mortared stone coming down across Cusco. The Inca foundations...

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Isn't this the pre inca stuff?

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Fully Inca. 15th century, and we even have colonial-era accounts describing the labor force that built it. The pre Inca theory mostly comes from people who cant believe the Incas were this good. They were.

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The pre inca "theory" comes from their own verbally passed down history. Modern archeology refuses to listen to any of the indigenous people, it's that way around the world. Oral history is just shoved aside because some white dude didn't believe them.

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The Incan construction is the smaller blocks visible in the video. Their precursors are the ones that laid the impossibly large, fitted stones together. The simplest explanation is the most probable.

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The Inca didn't build Sacsayhuaman...

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Geopolymer stones, they were poured into place. Therefore much easier than carving.

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✍️ #Sacsayhuaman massive #earthquakeproof walls came through #remoteviewing session🎯 ⤵️⤵️⤵️ #Peru #Saqsaywaman #Cusco #Inca #Cuzso #RV #remoteview #remoteveiwed #CRV #PSI #ESP #telepathy #IRVA #AncientHistory #AncientRuins #AncientEngineering #HistoryGeek

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Inca? or pre-Inca?

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These photos were taken before the arrival of the Russian occupation army in the Mariupol district of Ukraine. The images show the remains of a large megalithic structure featuring polygonal masonry, similar to the one in your photo. Unfortunately, it remains unexplored!

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And these guys were basically stone agers without a formal writing system (I think of the khipus as more counting methods)

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Those are older than the Inca people.

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I figured earthquake absorption was one reason they built that way. But how they figured that out and their method for doing it still remains elusive.

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Kinda looks like you could swing it open like a door 🚪 Wouldn’t that be cool 😎

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Or was pre flood

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Amazing.

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And all before electricity. There's just something magnetic about it.

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funny how good engineering gets called decoration once people forget what it was built to survive.

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Built by aliens 👽

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You know they found a buried city in modern Turkey with carved stone temples, that dates to 11-12 thousand years ago. In theory it shouldn’t exist. Nobody can explain it, but our theories haven’t changed a bit. Apparently we were all hunters-gatherers at that time…supposedly.

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Nobody really knows who built those foundations. Curious enough you can discern a difference with the certified Inca builder since they are rougher looking. The Incas themselves Found fully built cities that they didn’t know who built them. It’s history. We just assume things.

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Kiệt tác kiến trúc không dùng vữa của người Inca đã vượt qua thử thách nghiệt ngã của thời gian, biến những rung chấn thành vũ điệu kiên cường của đá.

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Carcassonne almost lost the walls that now make it famous. The fortified city in southern France has two rings of walls, 52 towers, a castle and streets still tucked inside the old defenses. But by the 1800s, parts of it were falling apart. Carcassonne had been fortified since Roman times, with much of what survives today shaped during the Middle Ages. After the French crown took control in the 13th century, it became an important fortress near the frontier with Aragon. Then the border moved. The Treaty of the Pyrenees in 1659 pushed the frontier farther south, and Carcassonne gradually lost its military importance. Napoleon removed it from the list of active fortresses in 1804. By the 19th century, stone was being taken from the old walls for other buildings. Towers were deteriorating, houses had been built between the ramparts and parts of the fortress were in bad shape. A local historian, Jean-Pierre Cros-Mayrevieille, helped make the case for saving it. Eventually the restoration was handed to Eugène Viollet-le-Duc, the same architect who worked on Notre-Dame in Paris. Work began in the 1850s. Walls were repaired. Towers were rebuilt. Roofs were added back. Buildings that had filled the space between the two defensive walls were removed. So the Carcassonne you see today isn’t a medieval city that somehow survived untouched. A lot of the original fortifications are still there, including sections dating back to Roman times, but the skyline was also shaped heavily by 19th-century restoration. That actually makes the place more interesting. You’re looking at Roman foundations, medieval defenses and Victorian-era ideas about how a medieval fortress should look, all in the same place. Carcassonne came close to being dismantled piece by piece. Instead, it became one of the most recognizable fortified cities in Europe. That’s the kind of place I like writing about in the Timeless Traveler. Somewhere you may already know from photos, but becomes more interesting once you know what nearly happened to it. Subscribe if you’d like more.
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Carcassonne almost lost the walls that now make it famous. The fortified city in southern France has two rings of walls, 52 towers, a castle and streets still tucked inside the old defenses. But by the 1800s, parts of it were falling apart. Carcassonne had been fortified since Roman times, with much of what survives today shaped during the Middle Ages. After the French crown took control in the 13th century, it became an important fortress near the frontier with Aragon. Then the border moved. The Treaty of the Pyrenees in 1659 pushed the frontier farther south, and Carcassonne gradually lost its military importance. Napoleon removed it from the list of active fortresses in 1804. By the 19th century, stone was being taken from the old walls for other buildings. Towers were deteriorating, houses had been built between the ramparts and parts of the fortress were in bad shape. A local historian, Jean-Pierre Cros-Mayrevieille, helped make the case for saving it. Eventually the restoration was handed to Eugène Viollet-le-Duc, the same architect who worked on Notre-Dame in Paris. Work began in the 1850s. Walls were repaired. Towers were rebuilt. Roofs were added back. Buildings that had filled the space between the two defensive walls were removed. So the Carcassonne you see today isn’t a medieval city that somehow survived untouched. A lot of the original fortifications are still there, including sections dating back to Roman times, but the skyline was also shaped heavily by 19th-century restoration. That actually makes the place more interesting. You’re looking at Roman foundations, medieval defenses and Victorian-era ideas about how a medieval fortress should look, all in the same place. Carcassonne came close to being dismantled piece by piece. Instead, it became one of the most recognizable fortified cities in Europe. That’s the kind of place I like writing about in the Timeless Traveler. Somewhere you may already know from photos, but becomes more interesting once you know what nearly happened to it. Subscribe if you’d like more.

The Timeless Traveler 🇺🇸

45,375 görüntüleme • 1 ay önce

Sunrise should be a promise of life. But for political prisoners in Iran, dawn can be the hour of execution. Across the world, influencers and public voices are coming together under the banner of #LastBreath to draw urgent attention to those sentenced to death or at risk of execution in Iran. They are speaking their names, telling their stories and breaking the silence before it is too late. The January massacre did not end in the streets. It continues behind prison walls through torture, forced confessions, death sentences and executions. #آخرین_نفس
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Sunrise should be a promise of life. But for political prisoners in Iran, dawn can be the hour of execution. Across the world, influencers and public voices are coming together under the banner of #LastBreath to draw urgent attention to those sentenced to death or at risk of execution in Iran. They are speaking their names, telling their stories and breaking the silence before it is too late. The January massacre did not end in the streets. It continues behind prison walls through torture, forced confessions, death sentences and executions. #آخرین_نفس

Reza Pahlavi Communications

83,130 görüntüleme • 15 gün önce

The days of the Great Awakening in Israel are here. We have been anticipating this for 20 years. A rabbi friend shared this remarkable account: Last night, just three days before Yom Kippur 5787, there was a massive influx of Jews from all over Israel who came to Jerusalem to prepare for Yom Kippur at the Western Wall. At midnight, about half an hour before the event began, police were forced to close all entrances and gates to the Old City because the Western Wall Plaza and every alleyway leading to it were packed with worshippers. Outside the walls of the Old City, tens of thousands of people—and perhaps even hundreds of thousands—gathered to pray. The prayers were broadcast live from the Western Wall Plaza and displayed on giant screens projected onto the outer walls of the Old City. Many who could not enter stood outside and prayed at Jaffa Gate and at the other closed gates and entrances. Anyone who was in Jerusalem last night undoubtedly experienced one of the most powerful and astonishing moments of their lives. All praise to Him. The days of awakening are here. 🇮🇱
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The days of the Great Awakening in Israel are here. We have been anticipating this for 20 years. A rabbi friend shared this remarkable account: Last night, just three days before Yom Kippur 5787, there was a massive influx of Jews from all over Israel who came to Jerusalem to prepare for Yom Kippur at the Western Wall. At midnight, about half an hour before the event began, police were forced to close all entrances and gates to the Old City because the Western Wall Plaza and every alleyway leading to it were packed with worshippers. Outside the walls of the Old City, tens of thousands of people—and perhaps even hundreds of thousands—gathered to pray. The prayers were broadcast live from the Western Wall Plaza and displayed on giant screens projected onto the outer walls of the Old City. Many who could not enter stood outside and prayed at Jaffa Gate and at the other closed gates and entrances. Anyone who was in Jerusalem last night undoubtedly experienced one of the most powerful and astonishing moments of their lives. All praise to Him. The days of awakening are here. 🇮🇱

Heather Johnston

73,637 görüntüleme • 5 gün önce

In August, for the first time ever, nearly 50% of American voters now believe Israel is committing genocide than not. The polls are shifting and the smears are failing. No matter how many accounts they ban he truth keeps spreading. After decades of propaganda, more Americans than ever are seeing through the lies of U.S. imperial policy. There’s no coming back from this. The walls are cracking and we are winning, because we forced it.
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In August, for the first time ever, nearly 50% of American voters now believe Israel is committing genocide than not. The polls are shifting and the smears are failing. No matter how many accounts they ban he truth keeps spreading. After decades of propaganda, more Americans than ever are seeing through the lies of U.S. imperial policy. There’s no coming back from this. The walls are cracking and we are winning, because we forced it.

YourFavoriteGuy

44,017 görüntüleme • 9 ay önce

We are in a spiritual war, not just in this country, but across the world. Demons and those who serve them have taken over much all cultures not just the US. We see it in events like the Olympics mocking Jesus, and in criminals within the IDF smashing statues of Jesus and mocking the Virgin Mary. You don’t have to belong to a religion to have basic respect for it. But how can you expect demons to respect anything? This was a great episode about what possession actually means versus what most people think it means. Not every possessed person crawls on walls some wear suits and walk among us every day.
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We are in a spiritual war, not just in this country, but across the world. Demons and those who serve them have taken over much all cultures not just the US. We see it in events like the Olympics mocking Jesus, and in criminals within the IDF smashing statues of Jesus and mocking the Virgin Mary. You don’t have to belong to a religion to have basic respect for it. But how can you expect demons to respect anything? This was a great episode about what possession actually means versus what most people think it means. Not every possessed person crawls on walls some wear suits and walk among us every day.

ELIZABETH LANE

27,536 görüntüleme • 4 ay önce