Andrew Finck
Official account of Ancient History Criticisms on YouTube. Art historian investigating ancient sites. Please consider subscribing to my colleagues.
Imperio Wari...
Ayacucho.
Antes de los Incas, ya teniamos edificaciones con acabados perfectos. Para el Dr. José Ochatoma, Wari sería la ciudad más importante de Sudamérica entre el siglo 600 a 1200 dC.
Neils Oscategui | Fotografía
Doesn't everyone find it odd that Peru, Turkey, and India have the most nubbed megalithic sites/temples in the world, yet there is no acknowledgement of them, no stories/mythos about them. Why not?
Do none of them know?
If not, what does it say about their claims of ownership?
I watched a program on Incan building techniques and it said the 'Nubs' are merely balance/leverage points to maneuver a block and showed how, and its the best theory I've heard. Three Incan men also challenged themselves with rock hammers and replicated the wall. Mystery solved
Vitkus es el nombre original de la zona arqueológica monumental de Rosaspata, localizada en la provincia cusqueña de La Convención. El espacio sagrado de Yuraq Rumi, por su parte, recibe el nombre de Ñustahispana o Choquepalta.
📷Roca labrada del sector de Ñustahispana
#Qhapaq
Ñan
The foundations of Hidirlik Tower in Antalya, Turkey have long been obscured by sedimentation. Recent excavations have revealed that there are in fact nubs along the foundation blocks. Never stop looking, the truth will come out, with time.
1/4
Ushnu de Vilcashuaman...
Ayacucho
Pirámide rectangular formada por 5 plataformas, se accede a la parte más alta por una escalinata, toda construida en piedra finamente tallada.
En la cima hay un sillón doble labrado en piedra, que según la tradición estaba cubierto con ...
TORONTOY...
Otro complejo arqueológico de la ruta sagrada de los incas.
Contiene un templo construido sobre una roca de 36 ángulos y otra de 12 angulos. respectivamente.
Víctor Velásquez Zea
Thread of every photo I have of the Menkaure Pyramid nubs, largest to smallest file size. I'd recommend saving them to your PC.
#nuboftheday
Please follow
@ziggydan1
Uncomfortable truth time: Just because you paid thousands of dollars to go see an ancient site doesn't mean you have any idea what you were looking at.