The Undiscovered Golden Cities Of The Incan Empire | Lost City Of Gold | Absolute History
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 27 ก.ย. 2024
- The two flinty syllables strike at the imagination like the sudden hard beat of an Andean drum: Inca. Their cities of gold, sun worship, and virgin sacrifice. It is the stuff of legend. Legends that for the most part remain hidden in the impenetrable no man’s land of Peru’s high country. For the better part of 400 years, people have searched the deep canyons and towering ice peaks of these mist-covered cloud forests trying to locate the lost cities of the Inca. They were all after one thing; gold. Any gold would do but there was one thing desired above all others, the Great Golden Disc of the Sun. The most sacred of all Inca relics. The Inca Holy Grail. It is in search of this Holy Grail that David Adams goes on his journey to Puncuyoc, the sacred Sister City of Machu Picchu; the city sought but never found by Hiram Bingham.
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I hope the Lost City of Gold remains lost. It be sad when there is no more mystery left in the World.
the legendary lost city, legend for a reason, to throw off anyone because spain actually took all the gold and left behind stories to say they did not.
"Come away, O human child! To the waters and the wild..." WB Yeats
Thanks so much for the information about my ancestors.
Blessings🎉
Thanks for the information about my homeland🎉🎉🎉
My pen just ran out of Inca.
I'd love to hang out with that old guy driving the truck
I bet they spent a fortune setting up all these shots, having to pay the locals to dress up, tote all their gear, stop set up shots, making sure food is at strategic places, the shower, logistics of setting up all those people, finding all the trails that make that big circle in the mountains just to make for more Interesting programming.
That old truck must be from the 1940's
I honestly don't believe that their care one bit about learning how those people once lived..all they want is to discover the fortune of the lost people or should I say a whole civilization that the colonisers killed out
Do anyone believe it really was a city of gold
Unrelated, but the promo code in the description doesn't seem to work?
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So funny
MY HAT is Off to this Adventurer! I am! Jealous! I must Admit! but I did have a good ride in my younger life just different roads! I Pray? This is Why I can "understand" to be "Jealous?" But I have been out of my boat in a class III or IV? Keept my paddle all the way through! The guid said it was My Life and way Out! Feet Up Mate, Out front too! stay Calm and HAVE faith!
Walking! doing Anything at 12,000 ft is No Joke! Nothing! above 7,000 is easy! if any time from closer to sea levels.
This is LOVE for what you Do! LOVE It!
Thank You! Sr, may we have? Another?
Is this sponcered by the rainbow 🌈 coalition.😹
What is this Incas have gold 🪙 cities i am 😲 shocked
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AWESOME.
Lidar would save a ton of guessing where these sites are.
Chef Ramsays cousin in the biz now!
That's a heck of a way to get your food "stone cooked"!
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In this age of satellite imagery, I'd be very surprised if anything has gone undiscovered in the area, even under thick regrowth straight lines tend to stand out in a place like this.
satellite imagery cannot see beneith growth and such. That requries Lidar, which is still a fairly new tech.
@@pandastonetree It doesn't need to see beneath the growth, just where it is growing, if it is over a wall, there'll still be a straight line of growth, which isn't natural. The same way you can see long overgrown roads from the air that can't be made out at ground level.
@@tareskisloki8579 Nature does indeed make straight lines, its been proven thousands of times. Also, Trees and foliage cover up walls and lines like that. So much so people cannot even tell when walking right next to it. Trees also tend to grow to the same height around each other in forests like that. So even from air, it wouldnt show up as easy as you think
@@pandastonetree except they HAVE found lost cities via satellite. And they've already used LIDAR to find a lost Maya city. It's more a matter of time and effort than technology at this point.