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🚨The historical narrative in Peru makes NO SENSE. This DIORITE (extremely hard stone) bedrock work comes from a far older time than that of the Bronze Age Inca 600 years ago.

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Jay Anderson

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We're told that both the megalithic works and the simple stone structures in Peru were all made by the Bronze Age Inca around 500-600 years ago, but the simple stone structures are still standing whilst the multi-tonne megalithic projects show immense damage. See the problem?
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Stone nubs protruding from living bedrock in Peru. Not a block, not a crafted stone, out of the bedrock. Make it make sense...
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🚨In Ancient Peru They Clamped Blocks Together! Andesite, the primary stone found in Cusco's precision masonry, is harder than steel. We are told the Bronze Age Inca are responsible for these works... Do you agree with that narrative or does it seem off?
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🚨WHY?! HOW?! This is one of the weirdest parts of the ancient site of Saqsaywaman in Cusco, Peru! Precision cuts into incredibly hard (7/10) Diorite rock. This was not done with Bronze tools or stone hammers.
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🚨WHY?! HOW?! This is one of the weirdest parts of the ancient site of Saqsaywaman in Cusco, Peru! Precision cuts into incredibly hard (7/10) Diorite rock. This was not done with Bronze tools or stone hammers.

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🚨Ancient Cataclysm Evidence In Peru! What happened to this heavily degraded site where precision stonework is melting back into the landscape? We see statues and foundations here with incredible erosion levels that demand a far earlier origin point than the Bronze Age Inca!
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