Recently Exploring Ancient Megalithic Sites In Peru And Bolivia With Journalist Anders Bolling

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  • @lcmlcm2460
    @lcmlcm2460 Před rokem +32

    Brien Foerster is one of the pioneers that opened my eyes to the megalithic structures in Peru and around the world. It’s mind bending to think about what kind of lost civilizations that once existed. Love it. THANKS 😊

  • @iandaniel2153
    @iandaniel2153 Před rokem +30

    What a wonderful video. Thank you Brien and Anders you both have such relaxed interesting speaking voices but this is the first time I have seem such emotion from Brien re the genocide from the spanish on the indigenous populations. The sobering take from that is the same motivations of greed never seem to leave western cultures. The result is a disneyland view by them of these ancient cultures from academia probably to mask these atrocities in obscurity as best they can.

  • @frankierutherford1888
    @frankierutherford1888 Před rokem +10

    Brien you are an amazing man. I truly thank you for all the knowledge you have freely given to me.

  • @jimanastasio192
    @jimanastasio192 Před rokem +7

    I hadn't watched a video of Brien's in quite a while. Glad I watched this one. I'd almost forgotten how much I like the guy.

  • @lef4161
    @lef4161 Před rokem +18

    It reminds me of making yeast dough buns and placing them closely one next to the other onto a baking tray and letting them rise a bit before baking. Only horizontally.

  • @mariadesjardin9397
    @mariadesjardin9397 Před 2 měsíci +2

    Thank you Brian Forester. ❤

  • @DRKRISKENNEDY
    @DRKRISKENNEDY Před rokem +28

    This episode is epic! Thank you, Brien for your curiosity and quest for truth.

  • @maryannechilds6459
    @maryannechilds6459 Před rokem +1

    I can see why brien feels affinity for incas they r such cool people. Thanks so much for all yr work brien.

  • @jimmime
    @jimmime Před rokem +45

    Thank you, Brien and Anders! There is so much truth that has been covered up in this world as that saying goes, the victors write the history.

    • @aliceinwonderland887
      @aliceinwonderland887 Před rokem +1

      That's what Bill Barr said and then he was defeated in 2020. The person who gives a shit about the other guy is the one you want to be in charge, not the guy who is looking for the gold.

    • @JamesAnderson-dp7ft
      @JamesAnderson-dp7ft Před rokem

      Spin doctors were jesters were spin doctors

    • @JamesAnderson-dp7ft
      @JamesAnderson-dp7ft Před rokem

      Great work awesome education

    • @PatBaloney
      @PatBaloney Před rokem

      Why would they cover things up in the first place, what would be the point ?

    • @waterpowerplanet3406
      @waterpowerplanet3406 Před rokem

      @@PatBaloney So you do not see the water is endless clean fuel!!!

  • @RostislavLapshin
    @RostislavLapshin Před rokem +42

    For those who are interested in the topic of polygonal masonry. A number of methods for obtaining the polygonal masonry are proposed. The basis of the proposed methods is the use of clay/gypsum replicas, a topography translator, and reduced clay models of the stone blocks along with a 3D-pantograph. The results are presented in the article: “Fabrication methods of the polygonal masonry of large tightly-fitted stone blocks with curved surface interfaces in megalithic structures of Peru”. CZcams does not allow a direct link. Search by the article title.

    • @Boris.Savenkov
      @Boris.Savenkov Před rokem

      There is no article like «Fabrication methods of the polygonal masonry ...» on CZcams.
      Any kind of it.
      Only the text’s abstract from certain Rostislav.

    • @RostislavLapshin
      @RostislavLapshin Před rokem +4

      @@Boris.Savenkov Search not in CZcams.

    • @HigherPlanes
      @HigherPlanes Před rokem +3

      when some guy replicates it true to size I'll believe it.

    • @mikeysmith2999
      @mikeysmith2999 Před rokem +8

      I'll believe conventional science when they reproduce the same results with the tools and materials they say people had back then

    • @HigherPlanes
      @HigherPlanes Před rokem +2

      @@mikeysmith2999 It'll never happen. I think the conventional view between traditional archeologists is that they used pounding stones to shape the pyramid blocks... can you imagine that nonsense? BTW- the casing stones of the great pyramids take on a very similar polygonal shape to what we see here. I'm convinced they were made by either the same people or same manufacturing methods.

  • @hovatheking69
    @hovatheking69 Před rokem +2

    Brian keep doing what you’re doing you’re an inspiration to all who are trying to rewrite history🏴Atlantis will rise again 🏴

  • @andersbollingprovisionalch3142

    Thank you, Brien for a great collaboration - and for a wonderful tour! For those here who want to check out Mind the Shift: www.youtube.com/@MindtheShift ... and specifically my first interview with Brien: czcams.com/video/LE3iPIKp9mI/video.html

  • @rosem9566
    @rosem9566 Před rokem +3

    Thank you so much for bringing forth all that you do and who you are. I appreciate you, thank you 💖💖💖

  • @newnew-jk2kh
    @newnew-jk2kh Před rokem

    Thank you so much for admiring my work.

  • @mechanicasurefix1418
    @mechanicasurefix1418 Před rokem +2

    Brien you are one of greatest human being shinning light to what governments decidedly buried and hide to this day

  • @williamruhe1654
    @williamruhe1654 Před rokem +14

    Good stuff Brian 👍👍 I think every critical thinking human knows there is a lost technology on this planet 🌎 that built these ancient megalithic structures all over the world.

  • @curtiseagleeyemullin
    @curtiseagleeyemullin Před rokem +7

    I think the dovetailing in Puma Punku was shaped in order to receive some kind of interlocking steel machinery or robotic something or other. Thanks for the video! 🗿

  • @sidzifus7083
    @sidzifus7083 Před rokem +2

    As a tourist , visiting Saksayhuaman , an old inca told me : the ancients had what he called " sound hammer " to cut and to form stone. I tried to get out of him how the hell did they move such big stones to such heights. After hesitation, he goes : they never moved stones too big but stones light enough as can be handled. Once they are in place , a " sound hammer " or something similar to it is used to fuse the stones together as to make them one. I was truly amazed. I understood the instrument to be some sort of very powerful pulses of energy generator , it's power and the depth of its action being adjustables. I tried to ask were the people that built such great edifices , like those that we see here in Saksayhuaman , in Puma Punku in Baalbek , in egypt came from. He didn't say a word: He just looked up to the blue sky , with scarcely a cloud in it. I never seen the old Indian again...

    • @johannjohann6523
      @johannjohann6523 Před rokem +1

      Here . There. Be Giants? And if that's the case then all these megalithic structures were all built much earlier than we have been taught. I always thought "frequency" was the "key" to cutting the stone blocks out of the quarries. Moving them and putting them into place? Yeah, right. lol

  • @shimshonbendan8730
    @shimshonbendan8730 Před rokem +4

    When looking at the massive stones used in Peru and Bolivia, they have the appearance of a marshmallow that were softened, then solidified. They are puffy looking. They are so different from what you would find in Egypt or at Baalbek. I have read where some have posited that there was some plant that could liquify rock.

    • @inquisitor4635
      @inquisitor4635 Před rokem

      This is exactly what I thought watching this video. It looks like each stone was like a warm marshmallow pressed against other warm marshmallows and that is why their surfaces are that shape.

  • @bobzeez
    @bobzeez Před rokem +5

    Hi Brien, I don’t know if you look at the comments but I want to thank you so much for everything you do. I appreciate your honesty, compassion, intellect and diligence in everything you do. Yes to ETs, yes to giants, yes to vibrational energies. I have lead a very amazing life, having worked with a woman with the most profound spiritual gifts. Over 15 years she expanded my knowledge of the universe. Further to my friendship with her, the work of Steven Greer and Dolores Cannon have refined and re-affirmed my thinking. We exist in the quantum word. We are not humans with sprits, but sprits in temporary physical bodies. I thank you again so much for your work and hope to be able to come on your tours some day - both in South America and Egypt. Roland.

  • @floreciorodriguez5173
    @floreciorodriguez5173 Před rokem +2

    Gracias Brien Foerester por haberte interesado y dedicado a estudiar nuestro pasado inca y pre inca,

  • @ZiggyDan
    @ZiggyDan Před rokem +1

    Thanks for posting, Brien.

  • @Tu-Liki
    @Tu-Liki Před rokem +1

    a BIG thank you for uploading!

  • @billybob6845
    @billybob6845 Před rokem +1

    Thank you for all your work Mr Foerster

  • @mgleather
    @mgleather Před rokem +1

    Thanks for the live interview!

  • @rosejones6033
    @rosejones6033 Před rokem +1

    Thank you again for another wonderful adventure.

  • @pytheus
    @pytheus Před 9 měsíci

    Thank you Brien!!

  • @mio1443
    @mio1443 Před 7 měsíci

    Thank you Brien, great video!!!!!

  • @stankoretsjr8467
    @stankoretsjr8467 Před rokem +1

    Great stuff as always. Thank you

  • @stiphbreis5513
    @stiphbreis5513 Před 5 měsíci

    Bless you Brien. Many. All. The blessings the universe can being.

  • @crystalphotographybyj.luis2704

    Good interview; thank you. I am listening.

  • @itsmountainmike
    @itsmountainmike Před rokem

    Great video of this region!!

  • @wernerdanler2742
    @wernerdanler2742 Před rokem +10

    I watched a video yesterday that showed a rock that was about 40 or 50 feet high. It looked like a giant bolder, but one side had been carved into a smooth flush facade and had a door cut into. They said it had been carved out inside some but was pretty rough.
    This was in Saudi Arabia.
    They drove by it but did not stop.
    I can't even remember which video it was I was watching.

    • @shimshonbendan8730
      @shimshonbendan8730 Před rokem +1

      Was it by Joel Richardson? He did a video on Mt. Sinai and found a very large boulder like rock that was open inside. He found evidence of the Amalekites being possible descendants of the Nephilim. czcams.com/video/dI7RUQb8Lus/video.html

    • @wernerdanler2742
      @wernerdanler2742 Před rokem

      @Shimshon Ben Dan No. I watched this video. This is taken around Mt. Sanai, which, of course, is on the Sanai peninsula.
      The one I mentioned is in Saudi Arabia.
      I'm sorry, I can't remember the video that showed it.
      I'm 73, so I guess my memory is not so good anymore. 😕

    • @BlakeNix
      @BlakeNix Před rokem

      ​@@wernerdanler2742 Could it have been a Nabataean tomb that you saw on the video? Qaṣr Al-Farīd perhaps? Or one like it?

  • @sandrajones1609
    @sandrajones1609 Před rokem

    Your journey is one of enlightenment for many ❣️

  • @zGJungle
    @zGJungle Před rokem +1

    What a great discussion.

  • @charleshorseman55
    @charleshorseman55 Před 11 měsíci

    Getting good traction Brien! Awesome.

  • @BP7BlackPearl
    @BP7BlackPearl Před rokem +6

    Refreshing to see someone take a real scientific approach, meaning, open to all possibilities.

  • @davidbentley145
    @davidbentley145 Před rokem +1

    Great interview! Best wishes brother Brien ...

  • @mithra2396
    @mithra2396 Před rokem

    amazing info...thanks

  • @alaincarpentier8002
    @alaincarpentier8002 Před rokem

    Really love this video thanks 🎉❤

  • @henkterhorst2623
    @henkterhorst2623 Před rokem +5

    The knobs, the protrusions on the big blocks also mean that the blocks were bigger! And that a lot of material had to be chopped off to get them so smooth.

    • @scottbreseke716
      @scottbreseke716 Před rokem

      The Stone of the Pregnant Woman has no knobs.

    • @wheelmanstan
      @wheelmanstan Před rokem

      Yeah you have to remove a ton of material to be left with the knobs. Would have been easier to make a hole or groove if they were just there to help put them in place. They weren't used to put them in place though because they're not uniform..they're all over the place and even on the small stones. AND if they were just there's to move, which meant TONS of work to create them, then why on Earth would they not use just a tiny bit of work to remove those ugly eyesores?

    • @wheelmanstan
      @wheelmanstan Před rokem

      @@legpol There's a lot of weird anomalies that make it look that way, you see it at the great pyramid where stone flows into crevices, but the stones are cut and quarried as well, giant stones and small, and are all different sizes. Supposedly they can spot the difference under a microscope whether they're stone or cast and I'd like to give them the benefit of the doubt. Imagine pulverizing everything and mixing it and hauling it up there and pouring it into forms..seems just as difficult. I know the Egyptians had concrete, the Romans had mortar..but I can't piece it all together. I mean obviously at first glance of these walls you think either cement or heated stone and heating stone doesn't melt it. It sure would be an amazing concrete job.

  • @anne-marienordin7636
    @anne-marienordin7636 Před 4 měsíci

    Love his downplayed answer!💋

  • @rodsjohnson831
    @rodsjohnson831 Před rokem

    Very good,you guys rock!

  • @JohnLloydScharf
    @JohnLloydScharf Před rokem +3

    Until you showed the hole in the wall, I thought solid rock could have been scored to look like it was constructed. I must not have heard you mention that proof that this is exceptional.

  • @desfromage9737
    @desfromage9737 Před rokem +1

    This stuff is so cool!

  • @Theshizlenizle
    @Theshizlenizle Před rokem +5

    Any pictures of any of the stones out of place? I want to see the other side to some of these stones and see if there’s any evidence of how it’s cut

  • @duskfall_777
    @duskfall_777 Před rokem

    Great interview

  • @jackjack1923
    @jackjack1923 Před rokem +1

    Nice

  • @howardfreeland5595
    @howardfreeland5595 Před rokem +9

    Thanks, Brien. You've said more in this video than I expected about the origin of the megalithic structures. I believe you said here what I have been commenting...that people could not cut and move such large rocks. The one thing that I am glad that you said was that 2 ancient types of rock cutting tools were used in Peru and Egypt. Thus 2 different groups of (ancient alien) cultures. However, there are impossibly large megalithic sites all over the Earth. I believe that this planet has been visited, studied, and manipulated (physically and biologically) by several off planet cultures.

    • @realDys.
      @realDys. Před rokem

      Maybe the theory of shadow biosphere could play into this

    • @DavidDeWittStudio
      @DavidDeWittStudio Před rokem

      Why would ancient aliens play around with our DNA and then leave? Just doesn’t seem likely.

    • @howardfreeland5595
      @howardfreeland5595 Před rokem

      @@DavidDeWittStudio Maybe they didn't leave.

  • @labdra
    @labdra Před rokem +1

    Everywhere around world there are these knobs on stones. I think they are very important. By understanding the reason why they are left after perfect installation of these stones, we would understand the method and technology behind lifting them and placing them.

  • @RoDutch
    @RoDutch Před rokem

    Please god ..I hope Brien will never Die... please!

  • @salamanca1954
    @salamanca1954 Před rokem

    Good segment!

  • @tonyb8660
    @tonyb8660 Před 3 měsíci

    that french dude that did some analyses of some of those stones made a very convincing argument for mass-produced, poured material e.g. those 'H' blocks at Tiwanaku

  • @Valhalla996
    @Valhalla996 Před rokem +1

    Nice 👍👍👍👍

  • @blacksonne19
    @blacksonne19 Před rokem

    Some of the joints in that wall seem like the builder was just flexing on the future civilizations.

  • @brigitakralj6399
    @brigitakralj6399 Před rokem +1

    New History Erth Gaia ♥️♥️♥️

  • @serviteurun1500
    @serviteurun1500 Před rokem +6

    Mr Foerster, the "nubs" are the key, it's a signature ! All the most remarquable places in the world (like the one in this video) where there are cyclopean/polygonal/massives constructions, we can see these "nubs", systematically.
    I saw the Praveen Mohan videos on Warangal India recently, we can see the "nubs" on parts of the structures too. He (P Mohan) think that this place, Warangal, was a manufacture, He think that they made temple pieces in series, with sophisticated tools. I Agree. But the "team" that made these "things" so wonderfully, or they made the other places in the world too, or there was several super gifted "teams" all over the world in the same time... I choose the second option and I think I understand. Of course, it's my opinion and I precise that I am a fundamentalist Christian, but I think that these places are the work of the "Watchers" (the Ones of Genesis 6 or the Enoch book), They divided and shared the world, They posed as gods (that They are, compared to humans) and were worshiped. They have the knowledge, the science of the Kindom of God, this is why we can find all these extraordinaries things all over the world, different and similar at the same time. The world, the civilisation They built, was destroyed at a moment in the History and I think that Their Brothers (from the Kingdom of God) "cleaned up" at some point what was on Earth, this is why we do not find tools.
    Of course, you have to be a believer to hear this and even more the fact that if all this arises in this way in the present time, it is because everything sets up for the untying of the plot...

    • @ZiggyDan
      @ZiggyDan Před rokem

      I have about 90 Nub videos on my channel.

    • @serviteurun1500
      @serviteurun1500 Před rokem +2

      ​@@legpol I vote for natural stones. In Cusco, there are somme broken walls and you can see the work on the edge of the stones. It's cut, this is evident. I vote for something like water jet cutting but in fact I have no idea, we will know all of that when the Kingdom will be on Earth...
      For the edge of the stones, see that : czcams.com/video/Rs_F0e5iqC0/video.html from 4:50, you will see the edge of the stones, this is a phenomenal work !

    • @serviteurun1500
      @serviteurun1500 Před rokem +1

      @@legpol Here, the "signature" is on the bed rock, on the right of the "door" but I dont know if that was done recently or not : czcams.com/video/p82ux0DShYY/video.html

    • @FakeMoonRocks
      @FakeMoonRocks Před rokem +1

      Why have nubs? Builders obviously had advance technology. Why not smooth off the nubs, however they came to be, if only for esthetics?

    • @ZiggyDan
      @ZiggyDan Před rokem

      @@legpol I have worked in Construction and Demolition and Moulding. I agree some stone looks artificial and does show the same defects you would see when a moulding fails. However, the majority of masonry appears to be real stone. The ancient Maltese used a substance called Torba concrete. The ancient Egyptians also made a 'geopolymer' called Faeince. At the end of the day the question is, Why are they on nearly every continent.

  • @Lillilady888
    @Lillilady888 Před 2 měsíci

    Remote viewing is definitely worth a try. There is an Austrian named Anita Ikonen on channel Elements Empathic Cognizance, who has remote viewed nazca (for the purpose concerning the recent mummies) for Jack on the Cosmic Road channel. She looks into past events. She has worked with various organisations and seems to be able to describe buildings and people which could throw up something..anything is worth a try, she may provide some clues.

  • @trent5555
    @trent5555 Před rokem +2

    17:09. That stone on the right? There's so much we don't know about the creators of this place.

  • @luthorn
    @luthorn Před rokem +4

    The Book of Enoch, as explained by the 5th kind channel, seems to describe some sort of 'alien' HQ on Earth high up in the mountains. Enoch is flown there. I wonder if Machu Pichu was the HQ high in the mountains. 'Alien's blew it up upon their departure; hence, only some fragments of walls remain. The Inca structure is build on top of those 'alien' walls.

    • @studiobauhaus7740
      @studiobauhaus7740 Před rokem

      there would be signs of an explosion like fragments of stone with jagged edges

    • @luthorn
      @luthorn Před rokem

      @@studiobauhaus7740 and what do you know about alien weapons systems? We can hardly comprehend their engineering, let alone emulate it.

  • @gaylecheung3087
    @gaylecheung3087 Před 4 měsíci

    Great cam repositioning

  • @metal--babble346
    @metal--babble346 Před rokem +2

    we just see the tip of the iceberg of ancient ruins in Peru & Bolivia. How many structures have been buried over the course of thousands of years??

  • @explorster
    @explorster Před 2 měsíci

    Awesome has everyone on there knees humming 😅😅😅😅

  • @carolnorton2551
    @carolnorton2551 Před rokem +3

    @16:39 the "spatula marks " are fascinating.
    I used to operate an injection molding machine, those knobs @18:54 would be called the "sprue" for the tunnel the product runs through in molding.

    • @ZiggyDan
      @ZiggyDan Před rokem +1

      I worked in moulding. Huge concrete structures to precision surgical appliances in rubber/foam. And it does look like some are moulded.

    • @waterpowerplanet3406
      @waterpowerplanet3406 Před rokem +2

      @@ZiggyDan I use water and electricity to produce oxyhydrogen gas that can melt rocks into butter & even turn them into glass.

    • @ZiggyDan
      @ZiggyDan Před rokem

      @@waterpowerplanet3406 That's interesting.

  • @stanparsonstreeinc
    @stanparsonstreeinc Před rokem +2

    I love you guys man ,in order to know where we’re going we Gotta know where we come from

  • @MitzvosGolem1
    @MitzvosGolem1 Před rokem

    Amazing. In architecture school university they also told us bronze copper chisel nonsense..
    I guess they never did masonry work even with modern red brick ,blocks or concrete it's impossible to cut shape such with soft bronze ..
    Silly they even say that.
    Excellent

  • @carljensen5730
    @carljensen5730 Před rokem

    11;00 Why would they use different shaped stones? Because they had the technology to easily cut stones to fit any shape. So, it accomplishes at least two things: 1: Getting the most out of the stones, not having to cut a large stone the same size and shape as a smaller one. 2: It creates a more stable structure where pieces interlock better, like a puzzle.

  • @maurosomensi
    @maurosomensi Před rokem

    In southern Brazil, we have an abandoned quarry centuries ago, where you can still see many perfectly aligned cut marks and also a perfect angle megalith that has been extracted from the ground.

    • @maurosomensi
      @maurosomensi Před rokem

      czcams.com/video/QypTQZI2Yjc/video.html

  • @wheelmanstan
    @wheelmanstan Před rokem +2

    If you tap the nubs, do you get different sounds?

  • @tylermoulton7294
    @tylermoulton7294 Před rokem

    This is how I feel about the Apache and such from the land I live on .

  • @scottmaytham3578
    @scottmaytham3578 Před rokem

    Sometimes I think these large stones may have been transferred from quarries.With large rope's suspended above the quarries and construction sites from mountain peaks at higher elevations.And large block and tackles to lift the stones and set them in place.And the knobs are possibly used for keeping the ropes from slipping of the large stones.

  • @deanharris9662
    @deanharris9662 Před rokem +1

    26:32 yes Cleaver man

  • @desfromage9737
    @desfromage9737 Před rokem +2

    Brian is kinda like the modern day Indiana Jones in an ultra modern day sense.

  • @N_AJ
    @N_AJ Před rokem +1

    17:17 I see huge imprint of a hand on the left side of the stone in the middle.

  • @allenschmitz9644
    @allenschmitz9644 Před rokem +1

    Heathen was fair game 500 years ago for a modern reset.

  • @Merovigne
    @Merovigne Před rokem +1

    There is a logical and logistical explanation but it means moving the cradle of civilization to Australius aboriginals.

  • @thegrassyknoll7792
    @thegrassyknoll7792 Před rokem

    Hi Brian
    I have tried to alter the pictures of a part of the polygonal Wall, i used the tool inside a iPhone and when i adjust the shadows aso, a pattern comes to light, i dont know if its something or not, but while grasping at straws everything needs to be invested i think
    Have a nice day
    Allan from DK 😃👍🏻

  • @TheDemonation13
    @TheDemonation13 Před rokem +4

    copper tools on granite is like crayons on side walk

  • @juanotamendi8913
    @juanotamendi8913 Před rokem +1

    It's all about energy and resonace ,the pieces sticking out, it's to move the energy the right way !!

  • @dana7197
    @dana7197 Před rokem +4

    Not sure who said it. Science progresses one funeral at a time.

  • @culturescience8458
    @culturescience8458 Před rokem +4

    Anyone else find the knobs a bit disturbing/scary? Reminds me of a NBA player being able to hold a basketball in one big hand. There seems to have been a force/power that was able to play around with stone. (And I don’t mean giants. I hate that theory)

    • @ZiggyDan
      @ZiggyDan Před rokem

      I have 90 videos on Nubbed masonry, I love them.

  • @happycamper4967
    @happycamper4967 Před rokem

    ❤️

  • @gregorydahl
    @gregorydahl Před rokem +1

    There is still costco in phoenix , az .

  • @TSis76
    @TSis76 Před rokem +1

    Thank you for this.

  • @seans5159
    @seans5159 Před rokem +3

    Brien have you considered going on Joe Rogan podcast? I think you have a lot of great information to share!

  • @JamesAnderson-dp7ft
    @JamesAnderson-dp7ft Před rokem +1

    I knew it I even feel it

  • @skepticalmom2948
    @skepticalmom2948 Před rokem

    You should check out the sage mountain sage wall in Montana.

  • @catholic3dod790
    @catholic3dod790 Před rokem +1

    The Upper Peru (Bolivia) was part of Peru. Bolivians deny it.

  • @JohnLloydScharf
    @JohnLloydScharf Před rokem +1

    Did you check with a gauss meter during your recent visits to see how the building materials are oriented?

  • @kipsalviv5742
    @kipsalviv5742 Před rokem +1

    14.22 like to hear or see more on these water ! Channels

  • @search4truth104
    @search4truth104 Před rokem +1

    One has to wonder what is still in the ground at Puma Punku.

  • @johnrobert6127
    @johnrobert6127 Před rokem +1

    I wander if the nubs on the stone were for support/footings for wooden structures sticking out from the wall.

  • @nandr2678
    @nandr2678 Před rokem +1

    Foerster:(These magalithic structures believed to be of Inca civilisation may date back 13.000 years and be made by some extraterrestrial beings)

  • @ironhead9507
    @ironhead9507 Před rokem +1

    This might sound crazy but I wonder if anyone has tried remote viewing at these sites, you never know it might give us answers on how and who built them

  • @aiami2695
    @aiami2695 Před rokem

    👍👍

  • @johnrobert6127
    @johnrobert6127 Před rokem +1

    17.25 you can see scoop marks on the stone

  • @puppyupper4565
    @puppyupper4565 Před rokem +1

    It is absurd to think any species that can travel through the vast distance of space would be worried about earth quakes in one particular place. And with that kind of technology you would see great ancient cities with incredible metals that an alien race developed to travel here.

  • @andecap1325
    @andecap1325 Před rokem +2

    It's a shameful thing for them to not let you see the backs of the rocks.

  • @johannjohann6523
    @johannjohann6523 Před rokem

    Thanks Brien for this video. Enjoyed your honesty. Because I am with you regarding "the Spanish" - from Columbus on down. This notion about European culture being the "civilized" world, and ancient people like the American Indians and the Inca were "savages" was certainly hypocritical as hell. Especially since the national past time of Europe for hundreds of years has been war, not soccer.

  • @guillermogil535
    @guillermogil535 Před rokem +2

    saludos desde caracas venezuela