The Origins of Megalithic Building in Ancient South America
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 15 ต.ค. 2023
- Of anywhere in the world, ancient South America may be the most enigmatic & mysterious. It may also be the best case for an ancient lost civilization capable of constructing massive, multi-thousand ton solid granite temples.
Here, we dive into the history & potential origins of Megalithic South America!
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I wish I were a wealthy man, we would have us an expedition . Love your work and the company You keep.
If his channel grows maybe he can crowd fund an expedition. I don't have much money but I'd definitely donate for it.
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@@Solitary69you can. I am a top tier donor for Luke at Patreon. There are lesser level tiers available. Donate 2 dollars a month if you can. It all adds up in the end and is worth the time Luke takes to create these podcasts.
When you mentioned the older blocks being bigger, and the newer rocks were smaller it reminded me of something. There's a place called Rockwall, TX where they discovered a wall that they never reached the bottom of and the further down they went, the bigger the stones got but everything was layered perfectly like brick. Then they realized it actually surrounded most of the town like a fortress. This is interesting.
Wild, thanks for the comment im gonna look into it
The rock wall in texas is proven to be natural
One of the most beautiful places I’ve ever driven by
@13:58 Those stocks of maze (corn) are hold to the sides of that fanged deity. That same depiction can be found in Europe as well, on Demeter, which is also depicted as holding onto snakes, which can also be seen in many South American and Egyptian deities.
No way! Can you link me to a place where I can see/read about this?
@@lukecaverns Alamy stock image ID WH9PR1 should take you right to it.
Very well done, sir. Im really enjoying your unique insights into sites I have been fascinated with for years. Looking forward to more posts from you.
Awesome video man! I’m already a huge fan! You’ve earned a viewer for life. Keep the killer videos brother
Just learned about you and the work you do from the Danny Jones podcast. I have been a fan of central and south America since I was a kid. I came right over here after that podcast to see more of what you do. Great job on the podcast and am looking forward to seeing more from you in the future!
Same!
Same!
Oh, yes, keep doing them! You did great! Especially about Tiwanaku. It's amazing and so mysterious!
I also you on the Danny Jones podcast. I went to Peru a couple of years ago with Brian Forester and Ben and Jimmy were two of my fellow travelers. I attended the Cosmic Summit and saw you there. As soon as I spent my first day in Peru, I told everyone: "I have found my people."
I have made a private study of anthropology and archaeology since I was 9. I am now a trial lawyer with a history of video and television production.
I look forward to joining you on a tour !
Watched the entire pod with Danny. This is such awesome unexplored areas of the world.
WOW! Luke, this was exceptional. Kudos & Thank you.
great video. Alot of information gathering. thank you for putting it all together and sharing your logical deduction's from the remnants of our ancient history.
Always a great vid. Kudos.
Keep going bro. You’re made for this stuff.
Loved you Danny Jones podcast was awesome
Absolutely fantastic video👏 I love to see these ancient sites getting high quality content made on them. We should all be a little more curious. Keep up the great work!
Tiwanaku and Pumapunku are amazing! Was there a few years back. One thing about this video that I’m sure you have thought of but I will point out for everyone who may not know…maize, as in the statue, is from Mexico, every strain of it, not unlike the potato and Peru. Therefore, having a representation of maize can only mean that people from mesoamerica had to have traveled south or the people of the south had to go north. I doubt the latter because the potato probably would have went with the people. All maize in the world came from the west coast of Mexico. Pretty fascinating!
So interesting!!! Yes, more videos please!
Wow! So impressive. Their work, and yours Luke!
Your interview with DJ got me introduced to you. You are amazing and incredible. I wish I could join on that trip
Such an informative and interesting video. Thank you so much
Very well done! As an archaeologist, I appreciate all the information in my language! My specialty is bones, but the megaliths have always intrigued me. Thank you
Woah, the bronze "clasps" could do nothing more to hold the stones together than their sheer weight could. The bronze components served some other purpose.
Love the longer videos
Love you open up ideas but actually know what you're talking about, good combination
Wow this video is great and extremely informative!
Found you on the Danny Jones podcast, glad I did your interests ticked all my boxes so this channel is a god send for me so Thankyou in advance for the inspiration. I’ll try and make the expedition if I can save up in time before all the spaces go. Keep up the good work from the uk
Cheers Luke awesome video.
A very good video. Thank you.
Excellent
Great work on Danny's podcast. You gained a new follower man. This is fascinating.
You really need to look into geo-polymer rocks. Where rocks are made by pouring liquid concrete inside and using boards to hold up the shape
Just watched you on Danny Jones. I can’t get enough of that stuff. There is literally no subject that enthralls me more. Keep up the great content.
I love the “Indiana Jones” type of theme in your fonts. Adds to the whole South and Central America exploration type them you’d get when reading or studying it as a kid in school or something I like it alot!
Great work on Danny's podcast. Instant subscribe.. Let's crowd fund a badass expedition.
Came from Koncrete podcast. Love the direction you're taking with the central america/Amazon ancient civilizations. Not enough is looked into or talked about them!
Much of this stone work matches stone work on casing stones found on the Giza pyramids as well as Osaka Castle in Japan. Cyclopian stone work is also found on Easter Island
I need more!!🙏
These ancient structures are melting my brain.
I have only just found out about you and your channel, after seeing you on a podcast! Keep up the great work
good vid
Some test needed to determine the granite”s granular consistency. If these blocks were indeed molded and formed in “bags” then there was a way to liquify the granite. The liquefaction would have “normalized” the distribution of its crystal structure.
Is there a video on the "acid pits" that contained the stuff that could melt granite that you have mentioned?
3:05 There were no bronze clamps found anywhere outside of the two Puma Punku canals (Cu As Ni bronze cast in place) and the canals around the Akkapana "pyramid" which made of the same ternary alloy but were hammered in. There is a rhyolite block at Ollantaytambo and another at the Coricancha in Cuzco which have a roughly gouged out T on their side probably to mimic what the Incas saw at Tiwanaku, but there was no bronze discovered between blocks anywhere in Cuzco or anywhere else in South America or the New World. Hope you make that correction.
I saw u on Danny Jones Podcast what a grate show i hope u get more into Aztec ruins in mexico df
It was the natives around lake titicaca that told the spanish that those structures were already there, built by a prior civilization, because they were talking about about puma punka, built by the tiwanaku culture from 1000 years prior. The alt-history conspiracy folks get that quote wrong all the time. They never said that the inca attributed sites were built by another culture. Quite the opposite. The inca’s oral history is very detailed about sites like sacsayhuaman, qoricancha and old cusco being built under Inca rulers.
Also wanted to point out that Sechin Bajo (to the west) has megaliths used in the construction of that temple that pre-dates Chavin De Huantar. The Amazon basin is also full of clay, containing hardly any large rocks (except around the surrounding rim), so not very likely that you’d find a megalithic culture down within the basin when there isn’t much stone to build with.
Here are the original quotes from the chronicle of Cieza De Leon: "There are other things to tell of Tiahuanacu which I omit to save time. In conclusion, I would say that I consider this the oldest antiquity in all Peru. It is believed that before the Inca’s reigned, long before, certain of these buildings existed, and I have heard Indians say that the Incas built their edifices of Cusco in the form that they saw the wall of this town.”
“I asked the natives … if these buildings had been built in the time of the Inca, and they laughed at the question, repeating what I have said, that they were built before they reigned, but that they could not state or affirm who built them. However, they had heard from their forefathers that all that are there appeared overnight. Because of this, and because they also say that bearded men were seen on the island of Titicaca [ie. the legend of Tici Viracocha] and that these people constructed the building of Vinaque, I say that it might have been that before the Incas ruled, there were people of parts in these kingdoms, come from no one knows where, who did these things, and who, being few and the natives many, perished in the wars.”
Again, that’s referring to the lake titicaca region sites built by the older tiwanaku culture, not the later inca sites nearer to cusco.
Nice work. I’ve always heard the Sacsay blocks were a type of limestone though
Gracias,
I’m currently working on a paper that explains the nubs in detail. Happy to share the ideas with anyone whose interested
If I knew nothing about Pythagoras and lacked the ability to produce accurate and identical bricks, then I'd get the largest stones I could and fit them together like these megalithic buildings.
Luke, you are on the come up, but running on pure passion. Take a beat and learn more about Public Speaking and Presentation styles. You talk so fast it’s like getting hit with a fire hose of information. Slow down and/or fluctuate your speech patterns. Add pauses. Make people lean in and wait to hear the next word. I’m a social worker and lead five support groups and one workshop every week. I have had to learn to use gestures, voice inflection, storytelling, humor, asking questions and mindful pauses…to keep people locked in to what I’m saying. Anyway, love your stuff. That is why I take the time to write this. I hope it’s helpful.
I had no problem keeping up with the info being provided. I understand some people take things in a bit slower but I certainly don’t think he talks too fast. For what it’s worth lol
Best Megolithic video ever! Megablocks are obviously, from an Ancient Civilization that came, & went, (yet even Today, we are clueless, as to when)! Knowing that the Giant, Chert, Hand axes; (found in England are 300,000 years old, & that some Volcanos have oozed over said" Megolithic Sites": well over 20,000 years ago. Also Roadways needed, Equipment used, size, & shape, of Cyclopial Blocks, Worldwide distribution, etc, etc,; are unknowns, still; plus these, Structures, are found under 100,000's of years of; [Geo-Time-Dating]: Sedimentary Dust, &; is unmistakably from a Time that is over 460,000 years ago. This is proven by Megadisaster evidence. No debate here, Scientific Data, will not be ignored.
Nonsense 😂
Bro you killed it on Danny's podcast. You will be a leader.
26:33 Could you further elucidate ''granite fusing''?
I have a deep calling and fascination towards the history of our species and some of the things they knew that we've forgotten. I have spent a lot of time perusing Google Earth in the jungles down there and have a few spots I'd love to check out. I have a history in media and would love to document these unexplored sites someday from a curious journalist perspective, since I'm far from a degreed archeologist.
21:07 call me crazy but you can almost see tool marks in that wall, like they just scooped lines out of the rock face
thank god i found out about you on dannys pod finally someone getting into the deep americas also how do i find out how to make it onto one of these trips into central america?
You should do a video on the geographical and biological anomolies of the Guiana Highlands.
Also those knobs seen on the stones remind me of the marks seen on surfaces of injection molded plastics
Hi Luke! Could they be geopolymers? I obtained the same patterns using vulcanic rocks and alkali rich water.
I think its possible, the thing is tho it still doesnt explain the accuracy and some other features of the structures. It may well be part of the explanation though
I read a book called "the great pyramid secret" by margarett morris, it goes in depth on geopolymers in relation to Giza in egypt. They made a strong case
Can't wait until you get around to Chand Baori.
Some of the nubs seem like they could be used for climbing up during construction phase but most of them would not fall in with that theory
I’d say the knobs are for climbing up and down to reach the top for guarding and training.
Growing up in the jungle id say you did a lot of climbing.
Up hills, trees, mountains, waterfalls.
Had anyone considered the possibility of knobs being left over for possibility to leverage the stones back to their place in case they moved a bit, after an earthquake?
Notice the scrapings that appear like a trowel on wet concrete. Fascinating mystery 😊 i can't believe that we can't solve it with science!! I mean, c'mon!! Test those stones+quarries, analyze them!! They must reveal something. We have gc/ms, microscopes, etc. i never hear of material analysis.
Next stop:Rogan!🙏🏼
If the stones were poured, which I think they were, they may have been shaped while in a clay-like state. The nubs may have been formed by vacuum or by stabbing to relieve pressure so that the stones could align closer.
I think they trimmed the tops and sides with a tight stretched wire as they poured the stones from one end to the other.
Stone transport...
Consider the pinball, water slide method, Encasing the stone in logs and rope, creating a ball gives protection and buoyancy to roll it down gullies, along streams and river bottoms (especially downstream) pushed by the water and being pulled from the bank.
It also creates a system that uses gravity to assist in rolling a stone overland, using a movable ladder track, (roller coaster) that can be raised at one end to maintain speed, control direction and cross difficult terrain, without the need for roads.
Combined with a teeter totter (gravity assist) method of raising stones with surface (nubs) to brace during final fabrication and placement.
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Stuff like this is making me considering going back and getting an anthropology or archaeology masters and just roaming the world...neat subject and channel. I know zero about funding and have a hard time envisioning affording it but I can't think of anything else i'd rather do. I hope it all comes together for you. Your Danny J podcast might help. Don't get eaten in some jungle please. I like your work.
I think the knobs were for pressure release for when the stone was softened, so any excess was allowed to pour out during the softening-to-hardening process. Also, because the knobs were left in place and are almost always at the bottom of each piece, maybe this was a slow process.
Based on what exactly...? Because those are lifting bosses lol...
no1 knows what they are don't act like you have a clue either lol@@_MikeJon_
I heard the background music of Indi finding the Ark of the Covenant from the movies 😂
Hey Luke you should have an ETH address so you can receive donations or funds for your vids/travels
its just another source for you for help i really enjoy your vids about meso america and south america!
instant subscriber just watch you yesterday on Koncrete
Saw you on Danny Jones
You quickly showed wall murals. Some of the Mayans looked Dark Black.
You have more views of the murals?
This is crazy ur doing amazing work man! 🤯 have you looked into nan madol in pohnpei and the javan gunang padong, its incredible and similar to easter island and theyre finding more ruins in the Philippines. I truly believe this is the civilisations of the old world before the great floods and the legends we heard about from critias in ancient greek times.(not to be mistaken for ancinet Athenians) i have this weird feeling it connects with the Peruvian people somehow? I have seen the resembles of peru, irish and egyptians jewellery, very fascinating
The ancient greeks wouldve creamed seen those column pillars in the chivan ruins 😂
Speaking of the timeline regarding the construction of the first (known) pyramid in Egypt, at least according to traditional Egyptology: I know Egypt isn't your expertise per se, but how do you feel about the differences between the timelines as suggested by James Breasted and Ian Shaw, who suggest a timeline difference of 300 years between the two for the Third Dynasty? Looking at the Djoser pyramid and the Inca pyramids, do you think they may have been built much closer to each other in terms of time? Like at or around the same time? Would it be possible for one structure to have influenced the other in your opinion?
After the 'Mouind' builders, what was the point?
I know of a lost civilization in Florida. It was located at the worlds largest spring. Somehow I am the only person that knows about it (The spring and civilization). I am not kidding whatsoever! I have a huge story to tell that I can back up.
Luke Caverns is a heck of a screen name. That screen name is badass. If it's your real name, then you're destined for greatness. Then there's that look you got!... and the leather jacket!! Let me tell you who Luke Caverns is: Luke Caverns is the uber famous archeologist who makes a profound breakthrough in the understanding of the architecture of the ancient megalithic walls in South America. He concludes that the walls are vestiges of information. The randomness and lack of duplicity within the blocks indicate a deliberate inlaying of information. The pillowing, he discovered, had to do with the divergent shadowing brought about the sun's movement, either adding, or possibly carrying the story along. How much is the wall laden with information, Luke asked. The less the repetition within the size, shape and edges of the stones the more the information within. Possibly, he gathers, the nubs are part of that narrative. Possibly punctuation. Again, nubs are very random. These walls have been screaming their story since day one. How much of that story has been carted away!! Jesus!!, screams Luke: They gave us books, and we tear out the pages!!
My gut tells me those nubs were used as the contact point for heating the lower surface of the block. Possible places to apply a strong electrical current in order to form the lower surface to the underlying block. If I was allowed to disassemble and thin section the lower surface, there are likely indications of what method was used. Things like contact metamorphism or chemical alteration on the surface should be identifiable. You could literally remove one block, a thin section in the middle, and place it back without anyone knowing it was altered. Oh if I was a younger geologist the things is could do!
1. You have both your stone and masonry classifications, off, bud.
-Cyclopean
-Imperial
-Megolithic
No. It's 'polygonal', imperial & THEN Incan (the slop on top)
2. Psssstttt, it was the 'Chachapoya'. Aka, "The Cloud People".
3. Brien Forester has some exciting info on both the elongated skulls & DNA.
4. You should look at 'The Chachapoya mummies', it may 'enlighten' you a bit.
Yeah, but are there jag-wires there?
Not what El Niño and La Niña are. We are experienceing El Ninõ currently.
Whoa Luke, I think they have you shadowbanned
" it's difficult to ignore your common sense telling you that these cultures where connected "
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They were cutting granite with copper and pounding stones (official theory). :D
"When" the Egyptians inscribed that they built their structures is the issue.
2:35 based on what? Your speculation?
9:02 does that site look Mediterranean or is it just me?
Whatever El Nino, El Nina your talking about deserves it's own explaination. Your using words for cycles we may know but implying a degree of intensity magnitudes higher then typhoon or hurricane, with some tidal waves involved?
The idea they are older than 12,000+ years ago is asinine.
I think that for so many different cultures to come to figure out the purpose of those knobs, it would need to be something more intuitive that we could figure out long time ago. As nobody came with solution (and we have way too many brains with luxury time that can be used for finding out!), I rather lean to it being an evidence of worldwide culture.
correct an acidic mortar and facial plaster
How do we distinguish which religion to associate the terms 'temple' and 'church' to? Is there some sort of religious 'pecking order' to adhere to?
I only know one religion. The Bible tells us that our body is the temple and God's people are His church.
As for archaeology, it seems everything that isn't a tomb is a temple.
Hope that helps.
@@wuzgoanon9373 A temple is usually a place of prayer and congregation. If the body is a temple, does that mean one is in prayer and revelance of God?
@@cjason123I can't recall the exact passage in the Bible but it was spoken by Jesus himself. He was trying to explain that for His part, the building in which services are held is not the part God cares about. It is the soul of man that holds eternal significance.
I:ve heard the theroy of the stones being *melted* but never given a thoguht has to how that could happen. The acid makes that much more believable
First time here?
the dinosaurs were super smart and had math; they used bees as computers by managing them psychically; DINOSAURS BUILT THE PYRAMIDS
idk maybe
Is it possible that the smaller stones are the “leftovers” from making the megalithic ones 🤔
Clearly poured. See the flow patterns in the knobs and the pressure from expanding against the mold supports. Geopolymer, cement made with stone powder.
Early dynastic eygptians do have stories that there was a whole other culture before their time responsible for the Giza pyramids and sphinx. But they are suppressed by modern eygptologists...
Geopolymer. Recreated stone. Not natural quarried. Formed, molded, worked.
10:29 Nephilim technology. See L.A. Marzulli.