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Look at the razor sharp angles carved directly into this massive diorite bedrock in Peru. Archaeologists say the Inca shaped the Throne of the Inca using only stone hammers and sand. The sheer mathematical precision carved into such unforgiving stone leaves a lot of unanswered questions.

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