Scoop marks on Titiqaqa, Cusco stones match Egyptian quarries. 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
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
Related site: Wat'a, Cusco — view location, images, and history on the Ancient Nerds map.
Source: Who Built the Incredible Megalithic Structures of the Ancient City of Cusco? Walk and Talk! by UnchartedX