Filming the staggeringly precise stonework at Ollantaytambo in Peru's Sacred Valley, made of incredibly hard Andesite stone, interlocking polygonal blocks without mortar, many of them here feature the strange nubs/protrusions of stone, some with a glassy, vitrified finish!

I promise the next Peru episode is coming, just so many things to do, all at once! I have a whole feature length 4K doc worth of footage left for you all.

@TheProjectUnity The answer is geopolymer. This has been proven time and time again.

@TheProjectUnity x.com/i/status/20174… Nub video 💧🪨🪣🫗🪣🪨💧

@TheProjectUnity Insane level of precision engineering.

@TheProjectUnity 🤔🤔🤔

@TheProjectUnity x.com/inwyrdinfinitu…

@TheProjectUnity Peru doesn’t just hold ruins. It holds memory.

@TheProjectUnity Because they’ve been cold liquid before placing. I’m surprised you are not familiar with „ The Netron Theory” - it’s your field of interest.

@TheProjectUnity It doesn't matter how many times I see this wall, it always blows me away. Perfection, and much older than mainstream archeologists tell us.

@TheProjectUnity imagine this ..it wasnt blocks but a mountain they sanded down and scratched joint lines into it ..ill get me coat .

@TheProjectUnity I don’t think they cut them. I think they melted them, and the nubs have something to do with that process.🤷‍♂️

@TheProjectUnity Maybe the nubs/protrusions are part of the earthquake protection, it would make sense to have many places to dispenser the energy. Random thought

@TheProjectUnity Just some stone age tools and elbow grease!

@TheProjectUnity It’s obvious they exist… but HOW?!?! This incredible work was done with “ancient technology”. There HAD TO HAVE BEEN a more advanced “being”, human, or not, here before us!!!

@TheProjectUnity @ajmurison You can crack stone using water and freezing.

@TheProjectUnity glassy? vitrified? ....molten I tell you

@TheProjectUnity Used for lifting?

@TheProjectUnity The Great Nubby Mystery of the Anchient world. Perhaps one day we'll learn the key to them.

@TheProjectUnity They would have seen at least one micronova

@TheProjectUnity they grow like this. nothing special

@TheProjectUnity Sure looks like those nubs have wooden beams inside. You really need to platform @FoMaHun and document his process

@TheProjectUnity Quite obviously they knew how to work with molten rock and pour it into moulds. vm.tiktok.com/ZNRDsjg7q/

@TheProjectUnity They aren't strange or unusual. They are lifting anchor spots. They left them there instead of knocking them off just so people 1500 years later could pretend rhyolite crystals are something strange. You're welcome.

@TheProjectUnity Human smart.

@TheProjectUnity Geopolymer

@TheProjectUnity Cast in place.

@TheProjectUnity Impresionante y enigmático

@TheProjectUnity I am coming to the final conclusion that some sort of ablation technique was used all those years ago

@TheProjectUnity Get a crane, lift one off. look at the complete joint and then put it back.

@TheProjectUnity @grok can petrified wood have a glassy vitrified finish?

@TheProjectUnity What’s the orange stuff?

@TheProjectUnity Research Geopolymers as an answer to the supposed tight fitting solid stones.

@TheProjectUnity So cool

@TheProjectUnity People running their fingers over them through the ages tends to "polish" stones.