Global pattern of three-level designs across ancient civilizations. Three-level step pyramid designs found at sites in Peru Bolivia, Egypt, and Turkey Tiwanaku and Pumapunku in Bolivia have three-level doorway designs Gate of the Sun at Tiwanaku shows three-level platform motif
Step pyramid designs appear at Tiwanaku & Pumapunku in Bolivia. Researchers have identified recurring step motifs and pyramids carved into ancient stones at multiple sites.
Key archaeological parallels:
- Akapana Pyramid at Tiwanaku is a three-level step pyramid
- Pumapunku features a four-step pyramid structure
- Gate of the Sun at Tiwanaku shows platform motifs
- Step-pyramid motifs may encode symbolic systems
Researchers argue ancient civilizations may have encoded symbolic principles through architectural motifs.
Key facts:
- Step pyramid designs found at sites in Bolivia including Tiwanaku and Pumapunku
- Akapana Pyramid at Tiwanaku is a three-level step pyramid
- Pumapunku features a four-step pyramid design
- Gate of the Sun at Tiwanaku shows platform motifs
- Ancient Andean civilizations used step-pyramid architecture for ceremonial purposes
Key Facts
- Three-level step pyramid designs found at sites in Peru Bolivia, Egypt, and Turkey
- Tiwanaku and Pumapunku in Bolivia have three-level doorway designs
- Gate of the Sun at Tiwanaku shows three-level platform motif
- Nusta Spring at Oanto Tambo in Peru has three levels
- Ancient civilizations worldwide appear to encode understanding of universal creation principles
Source: NEW Discovery in Turkey | Egypt | Peru | Bolivia - Lost Civilizations, Matthew LaCroix, Julian Dorey by Matthew LaCroix