Scoop marks on Titiqaqa, Cusco stones match Egyptian quarries

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Researchers documenting vitrified stone in Cusco with shiny, fused surfaces similar to ancient construction techniques. The parallels are intriguing! ⚡️

Key findings:

- Scoop marks were documented on quarried stones in Titiqaqa, Cusco that parallel marks found in Egyptian quarries at Aswan

- These marks suggest similar quarrying techniques between ancient Peru and Egypt

- The discovery was made while scouting at a quarry for massive granite blocks

Key facts claimed:

- Scoop marks were found on quarried stones in Titiqaqa, Cusco that match marks found in Egyptian quarries at Aswan

- The scoop marks are identical in size and pattern to those at known pyramids at Giza (Khufu, Khafre, and Menkaure)

- These marks suggest similar quarrying techniques between ancient Peru and Egypt

- The discovery was made while scouting at the quarry for massive granite blocks of Lante Tambo

Key facts

  • Scoop marks were found on quarried stones in Titiqaqa, Cusco that match marks found in Egyptian quarries at Aswan
  • The scoop marks are identical in size and pattern to those at the Manara pyramid at Giza
  • These marks suggest similar quarrying techniques between ancient Peru and Egypt
  • The discovery was made while scouting at the quarry for massive granite blocks of Lante Tambo

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