I thought that I'd post the link to the site. Interesting.
story.news.yahoo.com.../nm/20031106/sc_nm/peru_britain_inca_dc_1
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This is some of the most interesting news I have heard in a long time.
I am thrilled at the implications in its alignment with Pleiades star cluster also.
I want to know more, and the sooner the better. 
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That is very interesting indeed.
I have been to Machu Picchu four times. It is well worth the effort, for me surpassing the Pyramids and other very different ruins.
I am puzzled by why they say these uncovered ruins were 'within sight' of M.P. because the area has been very well traversed.
The highlight for me was climbing Wayna Picchu, which overlooks Machu Picchu, taking a breather, then going on further - in the reverse direction of
the Inca Trail. There are several more ruins that way, but I turned back after four hours and my first sighting of the insect that infests the valley
there, whose name I forget but it means "makes the puma cry".
I will go there again now, especially to take in the new discovery.
And, one day, post a photo here of one of the most handsome devils you will see and a dear friend of his, atop Wayna Picchu some years back.
[Edited on 7-11-2003 by MaskedAvatar]
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Cool beans I'd love to goto Machu Picchu & several other "strange places".....*sigh* ....someday down the road a few years from now i will have
the time and $$$$..... to visit all these great places...
I just wish I had a girl to share the beautiful experiences with.
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It makes the puma cry? Well good move hi-tailing it outa there if thats what you did. A puma? geez......
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I think it's figurative.
I can't see too many locals hanging around to watch what happens when one of those insects has a go at a puma.
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