Mysterious Peruvian sites...

Originally posted by shushu
If you study the perimeter and the general area surrounding the perimeter... they look like abandoned homesteads to me.

Yes but abandoned when?

reply to post by SLAYER69


My favorite!
The Giant of Atacama.

S&F, as usual, friend.

I checked out the lost/pando pyramids from your photo from google.
if you head NW up the ridge
at the top of the mountain
somebody must have had a nice house
at one time
with a 360 degree view of the world
the ocean, southern view the pyramids....
check it out

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Will do.

Thanks for the headsup. I've found a few more some have no recognition at all.
Stay tuned.


I'll post them in another thread.

Great thread Slayer. I do not know if this has been posted before. I found a great website with GE ancient monument placemarks for around the world. Some of the ruins in Peru you identified are on their when you download the file.

The caral.kmz and casma.kmz are especially interesting.

jqjacobs.net...

Slayer, your posts are what brings me back over and over again to this site.

I have now spent about 3 hours at work on GE looking all over south america and here is one site I found that was quite interesting.

Like the ones you posted above, there are alot of ancient sites in the region as well.

12°00'59.48" S 76°23'18.79" W

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THANKS!
I'll check it out and post some pics later.

reply to post by SLAYER69

Thanks for the coördinates.
I should have read your foreword more properly
to realise you were already informed.

Beautiful place it is.

reply to post by SLAYER69

Also, please feel free to post your favorite Ancient site Google earth image.

Another one.

AZTEC HEAD STATUE

Dam, I just saw this one. Good finds indeed.

Are any of these near the "Band of Holes".

The wife and I plan on going to the region to look around ourselves.

The Band of Holes is on the list and If possible, I will check out any other areas I can get to.

Great work.

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This one interesting, it seems to show a row of standing stones? I cant remember where the famous row of standing stones is but its somewhere in south america and its aligned to the equinoxes if I remember correctly? I wonder if this is something similar or the same?

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Originally posted by Versa
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This one interesting, it seems to show a row of standing stones? I cant remember where the famous row of standing stones is but its somewhere in south america and its aligned to the equinoxes if I remember correctly? I wonder if this is something similar or the same?
[atsimg]http://files.abovetopsecret.com/images/member/9e4d414f7fda.jpg[/atsimg]

Yeah...

Here you go....

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Pre-Inca Observatory Is Oldest in Americas, Study Says

A mysterious set of monuments in Peru make up the oldest solar observatory in the Americas, according to a new study. The 2,300-year-old Thirteen Towers of Chankillo were used for marking the sun's position throughout the year—an activity that was part of the sun-worshipping culture of the Inca, the study authors said. The large stone towers are arranged in a line along a ridge near Chankillo, a walled hilltop ruin north of Lima.

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Ah! It is that site lol I was thinking it was an unknown one

Snf

Slayer, is it just me, or do you see a bunch of computer equipment, in your earth pics ?

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Well that's a rather interesting pic.
Do you have the Google Coordinates so we can check it and the surrounding area out?

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One of the mysteries is the "T-shaped" structures we find (Peru stargate and Gobekli tepe)

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Originally posted by SLAYER69
reply to post by Arken

 

Well that's a rather interesting pic.
Do you have the Google Coordinates so we can check it and the surrounding area out?

Yes, of course, friend....but....there is some problem with this image.

After a search in my portfolio image, I discover that this one is not not from Google Earth....but Google MARS

IT CAMES FROM MARS!

Okay, I think this is going to be one of my favorite exploration threads this year! I love those old sites... and yes, the last one in the first post are farming terraces -- well spotted!

Gotta get out Google Earth (when I have a little time) and look at them; zoom in on them more closely. Several of them appear to be multigenerational, and the town design in them is very intriguing.

Thanks for a great armchair tour!

That last image (green dude) was spooky, wow.

Great thread btw Mr Slayer69, you are the Kobe Bryant of ATS Ancient Topics.
Im gonna fool around with Google earth today and see if i can find something good to contribute to the thread.

Cheers everyone!