Sagittarius...🤔

💥💥This is wild!!💥💥 Apparently dude built this polygonal walled stone structure in his back yard in ➡️2024⬅️ by himself. He started using just hand tools to carve the stones, then switched to power tools to save time. reddit.com/r/stonemasonry/

Chincana Project update - Day 24 No break for excavations at Sacsayhuaman, even during Inti Raymi (Inca Winter solstice festival). If you want to support the dig, the project now has a crowdfunding campaign (link in the comments)

It`s not an eagle...North America was called Turtle Island by the Indigenous people. It`s a turtle...🐢

Artificially deformed skull...💀 8 years older than the rest of the population...⌛️ Larger, with more muscular frame....💪

1. The Greatest Archeological Cover-Up in the history of the Americas This thread is dedicated to the archeologists and geologists who had their professional lives ruined from the aftermath at Hueyatlaco, Mexico. Grab a coffee and throw a zyn in. 1-18 👇🧵

San Fernando del Valle de Catamarca, Argentina. The skull was discovered on May 27, 2025, it belongs to a child estimated to be 3–4 years old at the time of death, with the burial dated to at least 700 years ago.”Oblique artificial cranium deformation”

Petroglyphs in central Chile in the Coquimbo Region. youtu.be/OwP5mQNYRNw?si…

Most people who visit the archaeological site at Pisac, Peru never see this because you have to hike down the other side of the mountain, but it's well worth the trouble. Some of the most impressive ruins I've ever seen.

Chincana Project update - Day 59 Some carved blocks are starting to appear. The entrance to the tunnel may not be far away...

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I've heard from different sources the bottom of the walls are anywhere from 3 to 16 feet below the surface...🤔 My guess is 6-9ft...🤷‍♂️

Day 4 of excavating the Sacsayhuaman walls. If you guessed that it was going deeper, you were right. What seems to be another layer of blocks starts to appear! 🧵 1/3

Chincana Project update - Day 79 This excavation in Sacsayhuaman could lead to the tunnels that chronicler Garcilaso de la Vega talks about in his Royal Commentaries, when he recounts: "An underground network of passages [...] composed of a quantity of streets and alleyways

Day 6 of "How deep do the Sacsayhuaman walls go?" Depth of pit #1 is now about 140cm and we still can't see the bottom of the buried block. 1/3

Not Megalithic? Likely altered, buried under tons of concrete or a complete replica 🤷🏻‍♂️ Central & South America sites label these things & will discuss w/& show you what they’re doing like they did at Tikal 🇬🇹 Why is it different in other parts of the world? 🤔 *video ⬇️

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Archaeologists have uncovered a broken vessel depicting warriors in combat at the entrance to the Solar Observatory of the Chankillo Archeoastronomic Complex, located in the Casma Valley, Peru. ancientpages.com/2025/09/05/del…