Tiahuanaco, Puma Punku the real mystery..., page 2

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Ha Ha..
I thought you’d say, “Great minds think alike”. Not the other way around.
…but I beat you to it! Hope I didn’t ruin your thunder.

The other day I saw this photo in a National Geographic magazine on the ancient site of Gobekli in Turkey.

Do you notice the “H” pattern in his belt? It matches the megalithic “H” stone from Puma Punku?
Also, his hand position matches one of the statues you posted.



So far apart, but so similar.

The World’s First Temple

Gobekli Tepe

(I hope I didn’t spoil something you were going to mention later.)

reply to post by Harte

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The link I posted was a History Channel Documentary why would they lie about.
"They were made out of Granite and Diorite!!"? Watch the video I linked.

History Channel Puma Pun ku

reply to post by SLAYER69

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nice work
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reply to post by SLAYER69

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hmm, did want to mention it took something like 150 years to go from the first Egyptian Pyramid to Giza, not 45.

Still reading it. Star and flag, good one this here.

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Ok, well I think that the dead children had missshaped skulls because that's the way they were born. Children often have mushed skulls from childbirth.

We also know that it was a tradition to pressurize the head into a bullet shape.

I agree that it's very likely that the Site includes attempts by later generations to rebuild or copy it. I would ask you to look at similar events to see any similarities. Like when Muslims took down Roman temples and rebuilt them their own way with their own designs. Or when The Greeks tried the same in Persia and elsewhere.

appears the elites system then that benefited themselves at the expense of the whole obviously was unsustainable, wonder if there is any relation to the nearly all historic kingdoms/empires involving literal human sacrifice for their god/s going bye-bye? constant temp bunkers, pyramids? thought provoking thread thanks

The elites gained their status by control of the surplus of food obtained from all regions and redistributed among all the people. Control of llama herds became very significant to Tiwanaku, as they were essential for carrying goods back and forth between the center and the periphery. The animals may also have symbolized the distance between the commoners and the elites.

The elites' power continued to grow along with the surplus of resources until about AD 950. At this time a dramatic shift in climate occurred. A significant drop in precipitation occurred in the Titicaca Basin, with some archaeologists venturing to suggest a great drought. As the rain became less and less many of the cities furthest away from Lake Titicaca began to produce fewer crops to give to the elites.

As the surplus of food dropped, the elites power began to fall. Due to the resiliency of the raised fields, the capital city became the last place of production, but in the end even the intelligent design of the fields was no match for the weather. Tiwanaku disappeared around AD 1000 because food production, the empire's source of power and authority, dried up.
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reply to post by SLAYER69

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Thanks for posting about Puma Punku and Tiahuanaco, When I see those places I cannot believe that they where made 300 AD, I just can't. The age of those places give the impression of 10,000 to 15,000 years. In fact this time would be close to the time of that neolithic dig happening now over in Turkey at Göbekli Tepe. Where they dated that the massive stone carvings where done 11,500 BC, when we shouldn't have been able to do that according to mainstream archeologists and anthropologists. In fact we weren't even to have animal husbandry at that point. I think the reason why the remains of Puma Punku and Tiahuanaco and the other places in the area weren't completely buried was it's location and the environment. It's at such a high altitude that Trees don't grow up there in fact what grows is shrubs and stunted grasses. No how did the Amira indians (who didn't have writing at the time they said they built them) move these blocks and carved them. I say that some type of upheaval back around this time threw this and other civilizations back into their stone age and the survivors had to figure out how to rebuild again.

Also that is the first time I have ever seen clay figurines and the well done carvings of faces (and that still gets me thinking, if they where able to carve to such a degree these facial features why keep the big monuments looking like some type of mechanical construct. Blocky and devoid of any type of recognizable human visage). Those faces I don't know if you are aware look closely like they are more asianic and like the Olmecs look more negro. Also slayer are you sending out email or notices when you put out a thread anymore, if not no problem I will just look for your threads in my friend area. And another thing I remember almost two years ago on one of these threads about the Inca's and Mayan's that one person commented that in their legend that they talked about the "walking trees". I've been trying to find out about this off and on.

reply to post by hoghead cheese

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It's known that the first Natives to South America came from Australia. The Americas appear to be, quite literally, the dusty corner of the world where everything lost ends up. Native Americans share genetic information from both Australian natives, Asians, and Caucasians. And quite a number of cultures in mid-america look too similar to not be from India. Of course, how they got there is nobody's knowledge.

reply to post by lostinspace

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I'm not gong to say anything further unless it is strictly topic related.

reply to post by SLAYER69

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Thanks Slayer for another awesome thread!

I really enjoyed reading it..

kinda like one of the old cliff hangers from my childhood..

now i am waiting for your next thread..

will the hero live or........................................................................

reply to post by Talinator

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I actually disagree. Anybody given enough time could have used the same type of stone to have carved it out.

reply to post by SLAYER69

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You have been busy mate, lot of work done here and I salute you and these places are truly magnificent. Couple of points to make, firstly if I remember correctly, are there not ancient skeletons around Peru that have red hair indicating people from somewhere else before the Spaniards? Also on the elongated heads, the kid skelly is weird granted, I tend to believe that they got that idea from somewhere because they knew something about "others", but we won't go there.

Also, I generally believe that all the ancient structures, Easter Island and Peru all have very, similar designs, too much to be a coincidence imo.I doubt we'll ever truly know the truth age of these places but I personally lend more creedence to astrology theory on the pyramids, 10500 BC or so and would prob go similar with Peru. Just my opinion ofc.

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