Inca stone walls

[Mikel]

 

[Steve300xcw]

Ima goona go out on a limb and say that they weren't made by " natural erosion, or glacial activity"

 

[Archer]

Probably used a piece of wood with some copper plating wrapped around it....



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[Splib]

Upper right pic is textbook granite. Any ways, how’dey dodat ?

 

[Swayzeexpress]

inca fleshlight

 

[nahmus]

ouch

 

[ExWrench]

Any ways, how’dey dodat ?

 

[2big bronco]

Upper right pic is textbook granite. Any ways, how’dey dodat ?

Star shaped drill bit obviously

 

[70 tp]

Star shaped rock sat there and water ran over it and made the little star rock wear into big rock. I’ve had engineers tell me stuff like that before.

 

[rockota]

I think I just watched this “little house in the prairie” episode…. Where Charles joins a quarry drilling op…. Pretty sure that’s what the holes looked like.

 

[ExWrench]

I think I just watched this “Casita en la Pradera” episode…. Where Carlos joins a quarry drilling op…. Pretty sure that’s what the holes looked like.

Fixed for south America context

 

[rockota]

Fixed for south America context

I read that quote multiple times… double checked the date and time… wondering how many glasses of bourbon I had enjoyed….

Well played.

 

[Mikel]

Coricancha - Wikipedia

en.wikipedia.org

 

[Sceep]

how’dey dodat ?

Some form of this, with a grinding tool rather than a marker.

 

[JR4X]

Saying "It's just inexplicable magic- they poured it in place!" is lazy. That's fiction, not history.

When I say I believe some of the blocks were poured like cement. I don’t say that because I heard someone else say it first. I believe that because that’s what it looks like to my own eyeballs. The blocks with the lugs on them that fit together perfectly, does anything stand out visually compared to the obvious rocks fitted on top of them? Color? Texture? The rounded edges vs the sharp square cuts? The bulging on the big ones vs the flat face on the rocks? The lack of lugs on the ones above a certain point? One of them just looks like pre cast while the other just looks like a rock.

 

[Deuce 40s]

That's a repair done by a later, less qualified builder. Could be a few hundred years later.

 

[Mikel]

Ancient plumbing in Iran

 

[Mikel]

That's a repair done by a later, less qualified builder. Could be a few hundred years later.

Lower cost subcontractor?

 

[BigBurt]

Lower cost subcontractor?

A scab while the union boys were off striking?

 

[Deuce 40s]

Lower cost subcontractor?

Looks like the neighborhood handyman probably.

 

[Icono]

When I say I believe some of the blocks were poured like cement. I don’t say that because I heard someone else say it first. I believe that because that’s what it looks like to my own eyeballs. The blocks with the lugs on them that fit together perfectly, does anything stand out visually compared to the obvious rocks fitted on top of them? Color? Texture? The rounded edges vs the sharp square cuts? The bulging on the big ones vs the flat face on the rocks? The lack of lugs on the ones above a certain point? One of them just looks like pre cast while the other just looks like a rock.

Explained a bit viz. the differences by Graham Hancock's second series.

They can't date the stone work, but can tell the differences of transient peoples. And by extension, the loss of knowledge.

 

[Splib]

You can’t “ cast” granite at surface temp and pressure, never mind the time involved for slow cooking. And cooling, You end up with glass. Magmatic differentiation, ex solution euhedral crystal formation. Wear your Google shit out but leave Yourube alone

 

[Mikel]

 

[subybaja]

 

[Firstram]

Overwhelmingly incredible

 

[Mikel]

Imperial palace, Tokyo

 

[Archer]

Is that photo real? Looks kinda like a chop.





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[Wheelerfreak]

Is that photo real? Looks kinda like a chop.





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Real. Here's my picture of the same area from when we went there several years ago

 

[WashingtonMatt]

 

[Deuce 40s]

Is that photo real? Looks kinda like a chop.

Messicans are smaller than normal humans.