Geometric glyphs and tiered stone boxes at Q'asa Pata. Geometric drawings and sun-ray designs carved on the sides of square stone boxes at Q'asa Pata One square box has three distinct tiers, while other boxes in the area have fewer Indents inside the boxes may have served as locking mechanisms to hold fitted lids in place
At Cajarumi in Peru, researchers found square stone boxes carved with geometric drawings and sun-ray designs. One box features three distinct tiers, while others nearby have fewer. Indents inside may have held fitted lids. The crude outer carvings seem to surround a precisely cut central square, suggesting it predates the later markings.
Key Facts
- Geometric drawings and sun-ray designs carved on the sides of square stone boxes at Q'asa Pata
- One square box has three distinct tiers, while other boxes in the area have fewer
- Indents inside the boxes may have served as locking mechanisms to hold fitted lids in place
- Crude, weathered outer carvings contrast with the precise central square cut
- Archaic drawings appear to surround a pre-existing precision square, suggesting the precise cut predates later carvings
Related site: Q'asa Pata — view location, images, and history on the Ancient Nerds map.
Source: 14,000 FT ANCIENT MYSTERY: Impossible Megalithic Lids & Scoop Marks at Cajarumi by Earth Explorer