Notice the megalithic components inside this trapezoid at Cusco’s Coricancha temple

Every time you see a video showing the details of these megalithic sites, you know immediately that the “scholars” writing books about these places have ZERO idea about masonry or stone construction in general. This is EXTREMELY hard to do, it’s all very precise and intricate

The more video like this I see, the more I believe the anchients could form the granite or limestone like clay. I am sure they did not suffer with primitive tools but rather knew a chemical method to transform materials.

That one to me has always seemed like it was meant to store something that wasn't from here.

More than likely built before the Younger Dryas event but, that's just my 2¢. @BrightInsight6 and @DeDunkingPast what do you think?

Might be a reconstruction

What about the door hinges?

Shit has to be concrete right? What kind of technology cuts that?

Fascinating place! These are machine cut slabs and unless someone can reproduce it now without machine tooling - it's the only way it would change my mind.

Easily done with horse hair and sand 😂😂👌🏼