As a peruvian is always exciting to see Perú being mentioned in the anglo side of youtube, even moreso a tour to the andes to see the culture as a whole and not as only a mention. Hope you guys enjoy your time here, visiting ruins is always really interesting and tbh they're all aver the place here so there's no shortage of places to see and explore.
What are your feelings about the medicine retreat? A friend of mine travelled for a ceremony and I was wondering how peruvians generally feel about people from other cultures travelling in for this.
I had the privilege of meeting a couple from Lima up here in Winnipeg and I can only say that I have never met such nice people, open, friendly. I wish I wasn't dealing with so many personality problems because the best I could do was to be nice back, but they really deserved to make a lasting friendship. Such good people.
@@NicolesBookishNook yeah, i watched them. He uses a lot of ad hominem, and insults. Not very impressed. Plus, he makes a lot of straw man arguments, like, "why would the ancient civilizations give a shit about us?" That's not very nice, and it's kind of childish. There are many reasons that people could care about their future, and the future of the planet. You see?
I'm not Peruvian but I am south American and weirdly enough I feel proud that you're going there even if the Incan empire isn't nearly as imprinted in my country
The amount of experiences youre getting in such a relatively short time speaks volumes about quality of the cintent you make, that its getting such recognition. Congratulations Milo, you deserve every moment of wonder and line of history you're handed. Also, I'm jealous you're going to Peru and meeting with a shaman! The medicine retreat sounds amazong.
@99trance What degree do you hold and in what field? What does his age have to do with anything? You think a 24yo can't hold advanced degrees? What specifically are your objections.
@99trance So, you don't have any proof about yourself. Good, that means we don't need to listen to you nor would I even tell you how a computer works since you think you are a know-all, so good luck with your only knowledge in your phone absorbing 5g energy because covid.
DUDE i would sell my arm to go to peru with you but the trip is all during the school year. you are really testing me on how much i want to get an education, which is crazy because you are the one who convinced me to go to school to be a history teacher. wish you all the best man, you deserve it
Having had 10 years of college, taught k-12 and then taught college, GO. It will be the best education you ever have . You csn catch up on the 'book' stuff.
a week of structured education missed is nothing if you talk to your coursemates and professors - just get your coursemates' study notes from the week, explain to your profs why you're dissapearing for a week and ask what you need to do (they will def support you in that considering this is quite related to your actual education), bring your laptop with you (for doing and submitting coursework within deadlines, you'll have time during nights and maybe while going to locations) and go (if you can afford it obviously). I'm an arts student so it's a little different but I missed a week of school last semester to go to a conference and it was absolutely amazing
Check with your department chair- sometimes they have grant money available to offset your costs. Of course the expectation is that you will use and share your research in a paper and or presentations. ASK ! All they can do is say no, but if money comes available later, and you have shared your experience generously, they are likely to let you know. Always get in with your department admin- volunteer to help with little things- work with them, drop off food. It is in your best interest because we know everything and everyone that can help. No matter what- spend some time getting to know your teachers. 5 minutes here, 10 minutes there, makes a HUGE difference in your success. Good luck. I really hope you can go- if not this time, someday soon. Seriously, make nice with the admins and librarians. We have dark magic.🦖
Im really happy for you, i wish i could go but don't have the money. I do wish that everyone that does go have a safe and great time. God bless you all
Your contribution to teaching young people accurate and factual history is incredibly well done. In an age where “alien this, conspiracy theory that, giant skeleton found” clickbait; it’s so refreshing to see an educated young individual with a passion for history and anthropology come together in excellently edited videos across multiple platforms. Thank you for helping me believe in the younger generations into truly learning history and factual based science. Ps love the idea for your tattoo. From a 46 year old anthropologist in Michigan, cheers kid!
So Excited! I know at least from Mormon guided misconceptions that these sites are very often shown in bad lighting and or ignored of their current cultures and archaeologic cultures and fitted to the Book of Mormons tales. I am going to love seeing an in-depth actual tour of these sites!
I've have a loved one who's entire life was turned around by sharing in an Ayahuasca retreat with an experienced guide and likeminded people who were keen to learn and grow and move beyond psyche injuries - it really did change his life - yes there was a lot of other work - but that ritual weekend kicked over a lot of ugly trauma. I'm so interested to learn more about the process by the people there, and can't wait to see your videos on it - and wish I could go!
What would you say to the commenter who above who lamented that "drugs are drugs" and they "thought you (Milo) were better than this"? Legitimately asking, because it kind of blows my mind that people can be so... well, narrow-minded like that.
Awesome, that's a great choice, an amazing land with beautiful landscape and people, not to speak about all the archelogical stuff around. Wish you lot pleasure, and a great experience !
Wow!!!! This is so exciting. Peru is at the top of my travel bucket list, and I have a deep love and fascination for South American archeology. I can't wait to see your videos!
Very cool! I lived in Perú for a couple of years when I was a child, and my memories are very limited. I did get to see some of the major sites in the late 1960's, but as a student of archaeology (and the rest of anthropology) in the 80's, the memories of a 4-5 year old child were only teases... So I envy you your voyage, and I hope that the meaning, effect, and affect of the ceremonies you undergo will be real and lasting for you. ¡Viva el Perú!
I've been loving your Türkiye series, and look forward to your series from Peru. You're fast becoming the newest celebrity archaeologist. I don't think it will be long before a very smart television producer discovers you, and you make the transition to TV, hosting intelligent, intetesting, and humourous archaeology/history programs.
So awesome! So happy for you! May you continue to be blessed with permission to film (because some of us just can’t go), exciting experiences and great memories! Peace! * ya probably have your intentions set and I hope a smoking cessation is included. You DO know why, of course.
My wife and I did a tour of Peru visiting many of the sites you're going too and you're in for a treat! It's an amazing country and the closest I've come to living out an Indiana Jones fantasy, I still remember cresting a peak on the Inca trail and seeing ruins out in front of me. The first time you see Machu Picchu through the clouds is pure magic too.
Please make the ayahuasca retreat an annual thing. I can't go this year simply for lack of funds, but it is something I've wanted to do. I have been struggling to work through the grief of losing my best friend to suicide, and reading from the experiences of others looking to come to peace with that grief is something I need to do.
I love the inca culture, they created so many awesome structures but most importantly, crops!!. They breed the potatoes and tomatoes plants, peanuts, bell peppers and more!
They cultivated over 400 different types of potato, ya know. At Pisac, they had entire terraces dedicated to experimental farming and cross-breeding of corn, quinoa, and other staple foods (but mostly potatoes, because potatoes are the fuckin' bomb)
Hike Club Cusco is an invaluable resource to use while you are there for professional hiking advice, hidden archaeological sites, and all kinds of other info. I’ll be headed down in April or I would love to join you. If you are ever wanting g to enter Pacaya-Samiria National Reserve, get with me as well. I know park guards who work there and are guides as well. Your channel is awesome and I love what you are doing for truth and archaeology. Can’t wait to see what you do in the future. Would love to see something on Hueyatlaco, Puebla, Mexico!
Man, you're going to hit a Million subscribers after just two years. Goes to show how much content like yours is in demand. I keep saying this because I keep meaning it: do keep it up, you're doing great!
Congrats Milo! Honestly Im not surprised these tours are super popular, sense your such an entertaining host. Im sad I can’t go on this tour, but Im super glad you’ll be filming and for everyone who is going!
Okay, I have been impressed with you and your content ever since I discovered your channel. Your natural medicine week, though, just brought that respect to a new level. There isn't a snowball's chance in hell I can go to Peru with you, but I will anxiously and impatiently wait for each video to come out.
The on site videos have been fire! Who needs bad history channel shows when we got Milo? Real archaeology plus the rizz for days? Sign me up. Can't wait for the videos that we get out of this adventure!
I went to Peru years back and -LOVED- it there. Such a lovely country. If I had the money I would love to have done this. If anyone else is thinking about it, but is on the fence, DO IT. Also be sure to have the soups there, never had such good soup! I also hope if going to Machu Picchu I hope its hiking the inca trail instead of just taking a bus. There are many interesting sites that are along it. It is also good to be aware in peru there are areas where altitude sickness can be a factor, but mint can really help with that. There are also many local plants that will also aid in acclimating!
One of my nieces went there and hiked the trail as part of a Spanish immersion semester. She went back several years later and took her brother. It changed them both at a deep level. I have lung problems so won't ever go, but I'm glad you had that experience.
My professor is one of the head bioarcheologists for some of the excavations still going on in Peru of this area. Richard Sutter. He studies specifically the teeth of those found to help figure out the age and potentially tracing relations and genetics and whatnot. I've heard talks like involving Machu Picchu countless times on talks he's given on campus, specifically the era of the Moche and most recently talked about child and llama sacrifices. Human osteology was crazy to have him in class for, and its crazy he teaches at just like one of the small off hoot campuses of Purdue.
When I'm older and have money to spare I will 100% go on one of these tours!! I absolutely love watching these videos and they inspire a passion for history and anthropology within :)
LOve love love your sensibility and hilarious style. My partner is Peruvian. I'm going to get a little room in Cuzco for a while. Also love the debunking work. Peruvians built their own monuments. Its beyond belief, hence the conspiracies, but they did it.
You are awesome! I hope one day my kids will watch this dude talk about history and ill learn with them, like i did as a kid watching science/history communicators.
If I had the money, had a passport, and didn't have a toddler, I would have been all over this. I hope I can go on one of your trips someday and meet the man who has truly inspored me to take an interest in archaeology and to see something of the world and its history (I've only been around the eastern and a little central US, almost all east coast my whole life). ❤
I only found this channel today and I’m already invested in the content. I’m so excited to watch your next phase! Keep up the amazing work Milo! I’m loving it 🫶🏼🔥❤️
My mother is Peruvian and around the time you posted this video I just got back from visiting Perú with my family and seeing most of these exact same sites (Pisac, Sacsayhuaman, Machu Picchu, and Ollantaytambo). I'm so excited to hear what you have to say about the beautiful ruins, and to see you learn about the culture of one of the most present indigenous peoples in the Americas, and the culture that my grandmother was a part of. I can't wait! ¡Viva Perú!
Holy shit this looks amazing. I started getting into archeology after playing as the Incans in Civ 5 and wanted to learn more which led me down this amazing rabbit hole. Seeing an opportunity like this in my grasp is mind blowing.
Dude !!! As a mapu-chileno-australian obsessed with indigenous west-coast south american archaeology, man i wish i could go. the october 1-7 tour runs through my birthday and it would be a beautiful way to spend that day in my home continent being exposed to the history of our people. Much love, Milo, thank you for exposing our culture like this huon
MILO STOP I'M BROKE Nah for real though, so proud of you and everything you're doing!!! You are an absolutely amazing representative for the field of archaeology, and all you do is so appreciated
He looks like he’s the main villain of a new far cry game in the thumbnail , he’s taken over Peru and we have to stop him from unearthing archeological discoveries to fund his regime
Love your work, buddy! Dead jealous about where you are going..... amazing places, each with their own unique and awesome attraction. Just wish I had the youth and funds to do the same, so a million thanks for sharing this with us all.
I've been to Peru three times. Once to Iquitos for a trip down the Amazon. Once to Lima to check it out. Finally a trip to Machu Picchu. *I highly recommend the food!!!!!* Peruvian Ceviche is THE BEST!
I wish i had the money for this!! And also the time as the dates are in the beginning of my academic year and I'm starting a new bachelor (communication linguistics with a focus on journalism). Can't wait to see the videos though!! 😊😊💗
The ceremonies are unbelievable ive done it both ways and it was a stunning experience and it helped me alot to change some traits i really didnt like about me Its great if you are ok with letting yourself just go and are open to new and different feelings, ways of vision etc
Honestly, after watching Indianna Jones as a kid, this project is basically a dream for me. Wish I was old enough to travel on my own and join this project.
Looking forward to your take on Peru! You might be interested in checking out Mike Haduck's channel for an expert stonemason's demonstration of how the stones in Macchu Picchu and the Egyptian pyramids were cut and transported using copper and granite tools, the same as those in the Egyptian museum. His family have been New England stonemasons for generations and he has been a stonemason since 1969. His channel is just his name, Mike Haduck. Watching him demonstrate the same granite and limestone cutting techniques that the ancients used is positively eerie, even though he obviously lacks the fine technical skill that the Egyptians and Sudanese journeymen of their day gained from experience over years of doing such work daily. I bet those guys were well paid. Slave labor, my sweet patootie.
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You’re traveling the world to show actual archeology and I’m fully here for it!
As much as I wish to return to the chalk board this series has been really cool
here here!
I wish I could meet him so that I could beg him to take me with him 😂
Dude you're really going for it! No messing around, just diving straight in and taking over the world. I'm so happy for you!
Live it dude I’m proud to follow someone who has It together, drink some Vine for me.
An anthropologist friend did the medicine experience and all he would say was “It was horrible. I’m glad I did it”.
That's exactly how I felt about chemotherapy.
experiances are just that experiances - good bad doesn't matter
@@nunyabiznez6381 LIkewise.
I get that...
Wanna do it anyway.
Just... can't budget it.
🫤😥
Yep. That's because you feel so happy when the trip is finally over , you later remember it as something very deep & meaningful. 😅
As a peruvian is always exciting to see Perú being mentioned in the anglo side of youtube, even moreso a tour to the andes to see the culture as a whole and not as only a mention. Hope you guys enjoy your time here, visiting ruins is always really interesting and tbh they're all aver the place here so there's no shortage of places to see and explore.
🎉 same here
What are your feelings about the medicine retreat? A friend of mine travelled for a ceremony and I was wondering how peruvians generally feel about people from other cultures travelling in for this.
Ya era hora que se den cuenta de nosotros hahaha.
I had the privilege of meeting a couple from Lima up here in Winnipeg and I can only say that I have never met such nice people, open, friendly. I wish I wasn't dealing with so many personality problems because the best I could do was to be nice back, but they really deserved to make a lasting friendship. Such good people.
Peru is simply unique. I loved the history and the people. I spent like 2 months there and could spend another 2 easy.
First debunking Graham Hancock and now an ayahuasca retreat? Keep on rockin', thanks for posting quality content.
how did he debunk him? Does he have a book too?
@@MercuryRisingFastMilo has a series of videos about Graham’s Netflix special.
@@NicolesBookishNook yeah, i watched them. He uses a lot of ad hominem, and insults. Not very impressed. Plus, he makes a lot of straw man arguments, like, "why would the ancient civilizations give a shit about us?" That's not very nice, and it's kind of childish. There are many reasons that people could care about their future, and the future of the planet. You see?
@@MercuryRisingFast 🤡
@@MercuryRisingFast Nope
I'm not Peruvian but I am south American and weirdly enough I feel proud that you're going there even if the Incan empire isn't nearly as imprinted in my country
That sounds right; I am proud of him coming from my country (there's a lot of them that I'm embarrassed about.)
@@kathyjohnson2043Lol, same.
DUDE IM PERUVIAN! I live in Lima. I have been following you for ages!! Im so happy you are going to visit Cusco! Please let me know if we can meet!
The amount of experiences youre getting in such a relatively short time speaks volumes about quality of the cintent you make, that its getting such recognition. Congratulations Milo, you deserve every moment of wonder and line of history you're handed.
Also, I'm jealous you're going to Peru and meeting with a shaman! The medicine retreat sounds amazong.
Im so psyched about your work.
A real archeologist, giving most excellent tours and education on ancient civilizations.
❤️
@99trance yes. His EXPERT opinions.
@99trance
What degree do you hold and in what field?
What does his age have to do with anything?
You think a 24yo can't hold advanced degrees?
What specifically are your objections.
@99trance so you got nothing. Just another know-nothing.... whining...😂😂😂😂
Yeah. Troll on.
🖕
@99trance So, you don't have any proof about yourself. Good, that means we don't need to listen to you nor would I even tell you how a computer works since you think you are a know-all, so good luck with your only knowledge in your phone absorbing 5g energy because covid.
@99tranceI'm sorry what's your degree in
Its so amazing how far you made it in 2 years on TH-cam. Great job Milo!
DUDE i would sell my arm to go to peru with you but the trip is all during the school year. you are really testing me on how much i want to get an education, which is crazy because you are the one who convinced me to go to school to be a history teacher. wish you all the best man, you deserve it
Having had 10 years of college, taught k-12 and then taught college, GO. It will be the best education you ever have . You csn catch up on the 'book' stuff.
a week of structured education missed is nothing if you talk to your coursemates and professors - just get your coursemates' study notes from the week, explain to your profs why you're dissapearing for a week and ask what you need to do (they will def support you in that considering this is quite related to your actual education), bring your laptop with you (for doing and submitting coursework within deadlines, you'll have time during nights and maybe while going to locations) and go (if you can afford it obviously). I'm an arts student so it's a little different but I missed a week of school last semester to go to a conference and it was absolutely amazing
Check with your department chair- sometimes they have grant money available to offset your costs. Of course the expectation is that you will use and share your research in a paper and or presentations. ASK ! All they can do is say no, but if money comes available later, and you have shared your experience generously, they are likely to let you know. Always get in with your department admin- volunteer to help with little things- work with them, drop off food. It is in your best interest because we know everything and everyone that can help. No matter what- spend some time getting to know your teachers. 5 minutes here, 10 minutes there, makes a HUGE difference in your success. Good luck. I really hope you can go- if not this time, someday soon.
Seriously, make nice with the admins and librarians. We have dark magic.🦖
Zia
I'm an Aussie archaeologist and super happy for, and jelly of, Milo and his crew. Safe travels and can't wait to see your videos 🎉
Woohoo!! Congratulations! You are going to have a wonderful time!
Hey! It's you! :D You ever think of doing a crossover with Mr. Rossi before?
Im really happy for you, i wish i could go but don't have the money. I do wish that everyone that does go have a safe and great time. God bless you all
Laying in bed , in Germany, at 2 am, not beeing able to sleep, Milo comes around and saves the night with a surprise premiere. Thanks mate. :)
My homeland ❤
Your contribution to teaching young people accurate and factual history is incredibly well done. In an age where “alien this, conspiracy theory that, giant skeleton found” clickbait; it’s so refreshing to see an educated young individual with a passion for history and anthropology come together in excellently edited videos across multiple platforms. Thank you for helping me believe in the younger generations into truly learning history and factual based science. Ps love the idea for your tattoo. From a 46 year old anthropologist in Michigan, cheers kid!
Thank you for making history and curiosity fun and "Cool." Bravo!!
A bit too much now, but might put this on a bucket list. Y'all have fun and stay safe!
So Excited! I know at least from Mormon guided misconceptions that these sites are very often shown in bad lighting and or ignored of their current cultures and archaeologic cultures and fitted to the Book of Mormons tales. I am going to love seeing an in-depth actual tour of these sites!
Dude you're doing so many awesome things and sharing archaeology to the mainstream media!! Never stop doing what you're doing.
I've have a loved one who's entire life was turned around by sharing in an Ayahuasca retreat with an experienced guide and likeminded people who were keen to learn and grow and move beyond psyche injuries - it really did change his life - yes there was a lot of other work - but that ritual weekend kicked over a lot of ugly trauma. I'm so interested to learn more about the process by the people there, and can't wait to see your videos on it - and wish I could go!
What would you say to the commenter who above who lamented that "drugs are drugs" and they "thought you (Milo) were better than this"? Legitimately asking, because it kind of blows my mind that people can be so... well, narrow-minded like that.
Awesome, that's a great choice, an amazing land with beautiful landscape and people, not to speak about all the archelogical stuff around. Wish you lot pleasure, and a great experience !
That first tour is in the middle of my birthday! Don't have the time or money to go, but I'll follow along here on youtube!
damn, I’m not kidding… I literally just came home from a trip in Peru! It was absolutely amazing and I’m 100 percent coming back
Wow!!!! This is so exciting. Peru is at the top of my travel bucket list, and I have a deep love and fascination for South American archeology. I can't wait to see your videos!
So excited for you and everyone who takes this tour! I hope I can catch you guys on the next one. Be safe and enjoy!☺️
What a wonderful opportunity! I am very jealous of anyone who is coming with you! So it really is amazing that you film and share it. Thank you!
Very cool! I lived in Perú for a couple of years when I was a child, and my memories are very limited. I did get to see some of the major sites in the late 1960's, but as a student of archaeology (and the rest of anthropology) in the 80's, the memories of a 4-5 year old child were only teases... So I envy you your voyage, and I hope that the meaning, effect, and affect of the ceremonies you undergo will be real and lasting for you. ¡Viva el Perú!
I've been loving your Türkiye series, and look forward to your series from Peru.
You're fast becoming the newest celebrity archaeologist. I don't think it will be long before a very smart television producer discovers you, and you make the transition to TV, hosting intelligent, intetesting, and humourous archaeology/history programs.
Oh, how very exciting! I wish you and all who attend a fulfilling and safe experience.
So awesome!
So happy for you!
May you continue to be blessed with permission to film (because some of us just can’t go), exciting experiences and great memories!
Peace!
* ya probably have your intentions set and I hope a smoking cessation is included. You DO know why, of course.
Thank you for doing all of this and sharing with us all!
My wife and I did a tour of Peru visiting many of the sites you're going too and you're in for a treat! It's an amazing country and the closest I've come to living out an Indiana Jones fantasy, I still remember cresting a peak on the Inca trail and seeing ruins out in front of me. The first time you see Machu Picchu through the clouds is pure magic too.
Please make the ayahuasca retreat an annual thing. I can't go this year simply for lack of funds, but it is something I've wanted to do. I have been struggling to work through the grief of losing my best friend to suicide, and reading from the experiences of others looking to come to peace with that grief is something I need to do.
I love the inca culture, they created so many awesome structures but most importantly, crops!!.
They breed the potatoes and tomatoes plants, peanuts, bell peppers and more!
They cultivated over 400 different types of potato, ya know. At Pisac, they had entire terraces dedicated to experimental farming and cross-breeding of corn, quinoa, and other staple foods (but mostly potatoes, because potatoes are the fuckin' bomb)
This channel has become a brilliant documentary on the world's archeology. Please continue these amazing vids
The way you always honor the people involved in these places, whether long gone or present, is something I appreciate a lot.
I hope so hard you keep these tours up, I've been saving my spare dosh to join one, and hope to join a trip in 2024.
Hike Club Cusco is an invaluable resource to use while you are there for professional hiking advice, hidden archaeological sites, and all kinds of other info. I’ll be headed down in April or I would love to join you. If you are ever wanting g to enter Pacaya-Samiria National Reserve, get with me as well. I know park guards who work there and are guides as well.
Your channel is awesome and I love what you are doing for truth and archaeology. Can’t wait to see what you do in the future. Would love to see something on Hueyatlaco, Puebla, Mexico!
Man, you're going to hit a Million subscribers after just two years. Goes to show how much content like yours is in demand. I keep saying this because I keep meaning it: do keep it up, you're doing great!
Very glad I found your channel, thank you for all of your hard work! You are a true archaeologist and an inspiration.
YOOOOOO DUDE ALL OF MY ART HISTORY EXPERIENCE IS IN PERU. IM SO HYPED. THE ART IS EXTRAORDINARY
HEY I LOVE ART AND HISTORY AND WENT TO PERU A YEAR AGO! YOU'RE TOTALLY RIGHT!
Yea Milo! You and your team are amazing. Thanks for being that awesome space where academia and dirt meet.
Man I'm so proud of your channel Milo! Look at you go!!!! Peru is gonna be amazing.
FUCKEN HELL YEAH!!! PERU! This is fantastic. Good to see you are receiving more opportunities!
Congrats Milo! Honestly Im not surprised these tours are super popular, sense your such an entertaining host. Im sad I can’t go on this tour, but Im super glad you’ll be filming and for everyone who is going!
That's amazing.
I wish I had the time and money to secure a spot.
Okay, I have been impressed with you and your content ever since I discovered your channel. Your natural medicine week, though, just brought that respect to a new level. There isn't a snowball's chance in hell I can go to Peru with you, but I will anxiously and impatiently wait for each video to come out.
Have fun! Be safe!
Dude, awesome. Wish I could go but in my place I hope someone has fun.
The on site videos have been fire! Who needs bad history channel shows when we got Milo? Real archaeology plus the rizz for days? Sign me up. Can't wait for the videos that we get out of this adventure!
Safe travels
I want to go to peru to hit all the obscure ruins some day. I lived there for a few years back in the day. So many ruins everywhere. Wonderful place
I went to Peru years back and -LOVED- it there. Such a lovely country. If I had the money I would love to have done this. If anyone else is thinking about it, but is on the fence, DO IT. Also be sure to have the soups there, never had such good soup! I also hope if going to Machu Picchu I hope its hiking the inca trail instead of just taking a bus. There are many interesting sites that are along it. It is also good to be aware in peru there are areas where altitude sickness can be a factor, but mint can really help with that. There are also many local plants that will also aid in acclimating!
One of my nieces went there and hiked the trail as part of a Spanish immersion semester. She went back several years later and took her brother. It changed them both at a deep level. I have lung problems so won't ever go, but I'm glad you had that experience.
My professor is one of the head bioarcheologists for some of the excavations still going on in Peru of this area. Richard Sutter. He studies specifically the teeth of those found to help figure out the age and potentially tracing relations and genetics and whatnot. I've heard talks like involving Machu Picchu countless times on talks he's given on campus, specifically the era of the Moche and most recently talked about child and llama sacrifices. Human osteology was crazy to have him in class for, and its crazy he teaches at just like one of the small off hoot campuses of Purdue.
When I'm older and have money to spare I will 100% go on one of these tours!! I absolutely love watching these videos and they inspire a passion for history and anthropology within :)
Gosh, I so want to go, sounds like a dream. Hope you keep doing these tours so I can join once I can financially support it! Love your content Milo!
LOve love love your sensibility and hilarious style. My partner is Peruvian. I'm going to get a little room in Cuzco for a while. Also love the debunking work. Peruvians built their own monuments. Its beyond belief, hence the conspiracies, but they did it.
I hope there will be some videos from this tour? I'm looking forward to them!
Milo - great
Tours - great
History - great
spot on lens - KILL IT WITH FIRE
I'm really looking forward to seeing the Peruvian videos.. will we ever see them?
Fr lol
Peru is #1 on out bucket list! My kid and I are super excited!
You are awesome! I hope one day my kids will watch this dude talk about history and ill learn with them, like i did as a kid watching science/history communicators.
Wishing you best of luck on the journey, both to Peru and into your mind.
If I wasn’t literally in the middle of moving to China I’d be considering this. This sounds like a truly once in a lifetime opportunity for people.
I follow because you are very good. Straight talk with no made up idea's. Just like an Aussie. G'day from Australia
If I had the money, had a passport, and didn't have a toddler, I would have been all over this. I hope I can go on one of your trips someday and meet the man who has truly inspored me to take an interest in archaeology and to see something of the world and its history (I've only been around the eastern and a little central US, almost all east coast my whole life). ❤
This will be an awesome series! Just in the intro, Milo has already shown more Incan ruins than I have ever seen before.
I only found this channel today and I’m already invested in the content. I’m so excited to watch your next phase! Keep up the amazing work Milo! I’m loving it 🫶🏼🔥❤️
My mother is Peruvian and around the time you posted this video I just got back from visiting Perú with my family and seeing most of these exact same sites (Pisac, Sacsayhuaman, Machu Picchu, and Ollantaytambo). I'm so excited to hear what you have to say about the beautiful ruins, and to see you learn about the culture of one of the most present indigenous peoples in the Americas, and the culture that my grandmother was a part of. I can't wait! ¡Viva Perú!
Holy shit this looks amazing. I started getting into archeology after playing as the Incans in Civ 5 and wanted to learn more which led me down this amazing rabbit hole. Seeing an opportunity like this in my grasp is mind blowing.
Living the dream man, I love your channel and love your videos!
I can't do it this year. But being on one of your trips is now on my Bucket List
Dude !!!
As a mapu-chileno-australian obsessed with indigenous west-coast south american archaeology, man i wish i could go. the october 1-7 tour runs through my birthday and it would be a beautiful way to spend that day in my home continent being exposed to the history of our people.
Much love, Milo, thank you for exposing our culture like this huon
Awesome! Love your content, I am so glad you are coming!
Seeing all your travel videos gives me so much Fernweh. Thank you 🙏
MILO STOP I'M BROKE
Nah for real though, so proud of you and everything you're doing!!! You are an absolutely amazing representative for the field of archaeology, and all you do is so appreciated
He looks like he’s the main villain of a new far cry game in the thumbnail , he’s taken over Peru and we have to stop him from unearthing archeological discoveries to fund his regime
He's evolving. In Turkey he was the protagonist of an adventure archeologist video game, this time he's the antagonist 😂
I’m so happy for you!! I really wish I could join in person but I’m excited to still watch from where I’m at!
Wonderful!
Dude, you are doing such great work! Thank you for sharing your passions!
Love your work, buddy! Dead jealous about where you are going..... amazing places, each with their own unique and awesome attraction. Just wish I had the youth and funds to do the same, so a million thanks for sharing this with us all.
pleased to hear about the San Pedro part, it is a very important aspect of Inca and human knowledge.
Love this so much. we only ever see articles and photos of these archeological sites. Now we can get never before seen videos!
I can't wait to live vicariously through you.
I can not wait!! This is going to be an amazing series!
I've been to Peru three times. Once to Iquitos for a trip down the Amazon. Once to Lima to check it out. Finally a trip to Machu Picchu.
*I highly recommend the food!!!!!* Peruvian Ceviche is THE BEST!
I haven't been but got to enjoy the food and I agree!
Happy Peru Independence Day 🇵🇪 🎉
From Canada 🇨🇦
once again you are so cool
I wish i had the money for this!! And also the time as the dates are in the beginning of my academic year and I'm starting a new bachelor (communication linguistics with a focus on journalism). Can't wait to see the videos though!! 😊😊💗
Congratulations man I’m so excited!
Good for you Milo 👏
The ceremonies are unbelievable ive done it both ways and it was a stunning experience and it helped me alot to change some traits i really didnt like about me
Its great if you are ok with letting yourself just go and are open to new and different feelings, ways of vision etc
I am 🇵🇪 peruvian And make me happy to learn my Countries acolygical history.
Im really excited for the future of this channel. Milo is still so young and I hope he keeps doing stuff like this for a long time
Honestly, after watching Indianna Jones as a kid, this project is basically a dream for me. Wish I was old enough to travel on my own and join this project.
Thank you Milo for carrying the archeology scene on youtube .Love from Greece
Last year I went to Peru and it was AWESOME
I’m sure you will enjoy it
Looking forward to your take on Peru! You might be interested in checking out Mike Haduck's channel for an expert stonemason's demonstration of how the stones in Macchu Picchu and the Egyptian pyramids were cut and transported using copper and granite tools, the same as those in the Egyptian museum. His family have been New England stonemasons for generations and he has been a stonemason since 1969. His channel is just his name, Mike Haduck. Watching him demonstrate the same granite and limestone cutting techniques that the ancients used is positively eerie, even though he obviously lacks the fine technical skill that the Egyptians and Sudanese journeymen of their day gained from experience over years of doing such work daily. I bet those guys were well paid. Slave labor, my sweet patootie.