Ollantaytambo pre-Inca megalithic blocks with impossible precision. Temple of the Sun at Ollantaytambo contains pink granite blocks with scoop marks suggesting stone softening technology Polygonal masonry with multi-ton blocks fitted together without mortar Knobs on stones are a worldwide megalithic phenomenon found in Peru, Bolivia, China, Egypt
Pink granite blocks at Ollantaytambo show scoop marks of debated origin. Multi-ton blocks fitted without mortar. Original megalithic work dwarfs Inca repairs. Alternative researchers theorize the site may predate Inca — a claim mainstream archaeology contests.
Key Facts
- Temple of the Sun at Ollantaytambo contains pink granite blocks with scoop marks suggesting stone softening technology
- Polygonal masonry with multi-ton blocks fitted together without mortar
- Knobs on stones are a worldwide megalithic phenomenon found in Peru, Bolivia, China, Egypt
- Gateway of the Gods section predates Inca by thousands of years
- Inca repairs using small rough stones and clay mortar are visibly inferior to original megalithic work
- Some granite blocks weigh several tons and are perfectly rectangular with 90-degree edges
- Core drill hole marks visible on cut stones require technology harder than granite such as diamond
- Precise saw cuts through granite appear to stop mid-stone
- Andesite rock cut at heights 130 ft above valley floor with no evidence of ramps or roads for transport
- Many researchers believe site is at least 12,000 years old, possibly built after Younger Dryas cataclysm
Related site: Ollantaytambo — view location, images, and history on the Ancient Nerds map.
Source: Pre-Inca Megastructures That CAN NOT Be Explained by Universe Inside You