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Ayahuasca: I believe it’s use pre-dates the Inca.  Ancient Apocalypse: The Americas s2e5: Chapter V    

 

It suggests that Ayahuasca was being used 13,000 years ago.  ibid.

 

I couldn’t help wondering whether these geometric earthworks might have been influenced by Ayahuasca.  ibid.  

 

Ohio: They’re called the Hopewell Ceremonial Earthworks.  Attributed to a civilisation known today as the Hopewell culture, that thrived in the Great Lakes region around 2,000 years ago.  Massive ditches and embankments in precise geometrical array.  ibid.  

 

The Badlands of the south-western United States … Home to some of the most important archaeological sites in North America.  Dozens of ancient man-made structures are  scattered for miles across the valley floor … This is Chaco Canyon, New Mexico.  ibid. 

 

The Maya civilisation thrives.  It was a culture that expressed its genius in many ways.  ibid.  

 

Palenque [Mexico] is an absolutely breathtaking place.  With its awe-inspiring architecture and engineering, it has all the hallmarks of a classic Mayan site.  Soaring pyramids, a ceremonial ball court, a looming palace, and temples filled with intriguing imagery.  ibid.

 

 

Maya, Mexico: ‘Ancestral worship in Palenque was depicted in its architecture and in its modified landscape.’  Ancient Apocalypse: The Americas s2e6: Chapter 6, local expert    

 

Could we be witnessing a legacy handed down by a far older civilisation, one that left traces of its advanced knowledge throughout the Americas?  ibid.  

 

 

And what we discovered changed my vision of the past for ever.  BAM: Builders of the Ancient Mysteries, Amazon Prime 2020

 

A minuscule island lost in the middle of the Pacific ocean: Rapa Nui, Easter Island.  ibid.    

 

The people from Rapa Nui are believed to have sculpted about 1,000 volcanic stone giants.  ibid.    

 

There’s strong similarities in the style between Ahu Vinapu [precise giant stones] and the structures instigated by the Incas of Peru.  ibid.

 

Peru: Civilisation had been there for a very long time.  ibid.

 

Machu Picchu: What surprised us was at the heart of the site built in a totally different style: huge andesite blocks, a very hard stone, had been assembled with precision, without any seal, stone against stone.  ibid.    

 

Bihar Area, India: 7 caves entirely excavated from massive granite blocks spread across 2 main sites … These are unique because of their precision.  ibid. 

 

From Easter Island to India via Peru we can see two very different styles.  The work that is the most ancient is also the largest and most precise.  ibid.  

 

Why the need for accuracy?  ibid.  

 

‘The oldest material at Gobekli Tepe is the best.  Did they wake up one morning with some magical inspiration?’  ibid.  Graham Hancock  

 

Let’s go from Easter Island taking a 30 degree orientation, and draw a line about 100 kilometers wide.  The strip passes through Nazca in Peru and Machu Picchu, Ollantaytambo, Sacsayhuaman, Cuzco and Naupa Iglesia; it crosses the Atlantic to go over the sacred caves at Tassili N’Ajjer in Algeria, then through the Oasis of Siwa, by the Giza Pyramids in Egypt, over Petra in Jordan, Ur in Iraq, Persepolis in Iran, Mohenjo Daro in Pakistan, Khajuraho in India, Pyay in Berma, Sukhotai in Thailand, Angkor Wat and Preah Vihear in Cambodia, all likely to be connected a long time ago.  And then over to the little known island of Aneityum in New Calodonia, then Easter Island.  ibid.  

 

Nobody was surprised to see the Golden Ratio showing up again.  ibid. 

 

These sites are built in the most earthquake-sensitive areas.  ibid.

 

What is the importance of the Precession of the Equinoxes?  ibid.  

 

 

Why and how could ancient people have dragged these railway-car size of stone, stacked them up together into these giant buildings?  Ancient Aliens pilot episode Chariots, Gods & Beyond with Erich von Daniken, Childress

 

 

Huge machines cutting through solid rock.  The transportation of multi-ton stone blocks.  Modern aircraft carrying millions of people each day around the world.  And space shuttles sending humans to the stars.  Examples of modern technology or evidence that these incredible achievements actually existed on Earth thousands of years ago?  Did ancient man possess knowledge far beyond that of our own century?  And if so, from where did it come?  Ancient Aliens s1e1: The Evidence, History 2010 

 

Ancient alien theorists do not believe extraterrestrials built these amazing monuments but instead provided technological knowledge and/or tools to our ancestors.  ibid.

 

The 3 largest manmade stones in the world are found at the Temple of Jupiter at Baalbek in Lebanon.  Each weighs an estimated 1,000 tons.  A nearly quarry contains an even bigger stone, known as the Stone of the Pregnant Woman.  This giant rectangular block weighs an incredible 1,200 tons.  To move it today would require the strength of 21 cranes.  ibid.

 

If ancient civilisations did not possess modern mechanical equipment, how did they move and lift mega-ton stones?  Were they given a technical helping hand by extraterrestrial visitors?  ibid.

 

How did prehistoric civilisations cut such intrically designed patterns into solid granite?  ibid.

 

‘The ruins we find at Puma Punku are simply extraordinary.’  ibid.  Georgio

 

But how could ancient peoples have developed such technology?  ibid.   

 

‘So the precision on the inside of the granite boxes in the Serapeum I would say within two-thousands of an inch.  Which is incredible.’  ibid.  expert

 

 

Thirty miles south of Gallup, New Mexico, lies the pueblo of Zuni ... Much of the Zuni people’s history is etched into the rock-faces of the surrounding New Mexican desert ... These legends are rooted in the belief that the tribe’s creators and protectors are supernatural beings who came from the sky ... They appear to depict modern space travellers and their astral vehicles.  Ancient Aliens s1e2: The Visitors 

 

 

Sound: Could there be evidence that such technology might also have been used for a more constructive purpose?  Might it help to explain the existence of mammoth stone structures?  Ancient Aliens s2e6: Alien Tech 

 

These Mycenaean fortifications were thought to be the work of a strong one-eyed race of giants known as the Cyclops.  ibid.

 

How could ancient man have built such colossal structures?  ibid.

 

It is possible that early builders had access to the kind of acoustic technology that would allow for the transportation and careful placement of multi-ton boulders and stone blocks?  ibid.

 

Did ancient aliens using anti-gravity and sonic levitation technology help early humans build the ancient wonders of the world?  ibid.

 

 

A complex of stone structures dating back more than ten thousand years.  And the remains of an Incan temple reported to have other-worldly origins.  Ancient Aliens s2e8: Unexplained Structures

 

Sanliurfa [Urfa] in south-eastern Turkey: There in 1994 on a dusty hilltop a local shepherd noticed the tip of a stone sticking out of his field.  He began to dig eventually unearthing a nineteen-foot pillar.  Its edges were precise, and rising from its centre was the relief carving of a strange animal ... Perhaps the most astonishing archaeological discovery in recent years: a site known as Gobekli Tepe.  ibid.

 

Curiously, after 13 years of digging, archaeologists investigating the ancient site have failed to recover a single stone-cutting tool.  Nor have they recovered agricultural implements.  ibid.

 

Peru: Home of the world’s longest mountain range  the Andes, the spine of South America.  Here in a high river valley, amongst peaks towering over 20,000 feet, the Inca established their capital city of Cusco which thrived for over 300 years until Spanish conquistadors arrived in the 16th century.  ibid.

 

Astonishing stonework but not all of it is credited to the Inca ... The Inca themselves believe the site was constructed by an earlier, unnamed race of people led by a powerful god who descended from the skies: Veracocha.  ibid.

 

According to local legend a bird was responsible for the seamless construction.  Legends say the winged creature carried a powerful chemical in its beak  a substance capable of melting stone.  ibid.

 

Few sites on Earth are as majestic or as treacherous as the jagged region of Britanny, located on the north-west coast of France.  And here are the legendary Carnac stones, a collection of over 3,000 massive rocks arranged in rows.    

 

A recently discovered archaeological site in Armenia … the city of Sisian.  Nearby sits a high plateau where hundreds of ancient stones, some weighing more than fifty tons, stretch out over a third of a mile.  ibid.

 

Coral Castle, Homestead, Florida, 30 miles south of Miami: This former agricultural town is home to one of the most mysterious structures in North America, a stone garden made of sculpted blocks of ancient coral some weighing as much as thirty tons …  This site is not ancient ... In the journals [Edward Leedskalnin] left behind the builder explained that he had discovered the ancient secret of transforming stones into weightless objects.  ibid.

 

 

Stone cut with amazing precision.  Acoustic chambers designed for inter-planetary communication.  And architecture configured to harness cosmic energy.  Are these dramatic examples of advanced technology?  Ancient Aliens s3e6: Aliens and the Ancient Engineers

 

Peru: giant slabs of red granite – the ability to fit perfectly fitting stones of several tons in weight together so that a single human hair can’t fit in between them.  ibid.  

 

Malta: stone structures … among the greatest achievements of ancient engineering anywhere in the world … The sheer scale of construction and the use of vertically arranged monolithic stones weighing over twenty tons.  ibid.   

 

 

Seven stone giants standing guard over a Pacific island.  But what are the protecting and from whom?  Ancient Aliens s13e10: The Sentinels

 

 

Mysterious stone structures that defy explanation, exhibiting electromagnetic anomalies that have even been linked to UFO sightings.  And perhaps most incredible of all, these ancient sites are located in the north-eastern United States.  Could an extraterrestrial culture have existed in America centuries ago?  Ancient Aliens s14e7: The Druid Connection

 

The hundreds of stone structures that dot the area, and their possible connection to an ancient people known as the Druids.  ibid.  

 

Barry Fell: America B.C.  Druids in Vermont.  Phoenicians in Iowa before the time of Julius Caesar!  ibid.

 

Did Druids visit America centuries before Columbus and build these structures?  ibid. 

 

Stone Age in Connecticut.  Two Complete Skeletons of Great Antiquity Dug Up by Prof. Moorehead.  ibid.  The New York Times August 19th 1922     

 

 

National Historical Park: home to a number of giant statues: Akua.  Ancient Aliens s12e12: Islands of Fire

 

 

 

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