Underneath this giant rock (Chincana Grande) there is believed to be an entrance into a vast and ancient labyrinth. The stone itself shows one example after another of surgical levels of precision removal, for reasons we don't understand. So I travelled to Peru to show you.

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@TheProjectUnity Sure wish we were allowed to dig for the labyrinth before underground flooding destroys it entirely!

@TheProjectUnity Should go do your best investigation into the Egyptian labyrinth and its whereabouts! The labyrinth that Herodotus talked about in book 2 of histories, Pliny the elder also talks about it

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@TheProjectUnity Wonder if it could be a "map" possibly showing what lies beneath it. Hmmm...

@TheProjectUnity Sorry guys, I left the door closed for a reason - all my treasures are stored in that labyrinth.

@TheProjectUnity Always a labyrinth entrance under something based on nothing... It's always a portal, never just a rock.

@TheProjectUnity That is so amazing, Jay - I really need to plan a return to Peru! 👀

@TheProjectUnity It's just a 50,000 year old piece of abstract art that has eroded away.

@TheProjectUnity Stone is just flesh and organs from giants killed by the boiling flood and infiltrated by the silica rich waters. Over many years the meat hardened with oxidization. So for a long time they were able to carve out the meat like roast pork or wet clay

@TheProjectUnity This rock didn't originally belong here where it is at today.

@TheProjectUnity I wonder if there were quartz and gold veins in that rock at some point? Maybe it was just a practice rock?

@TheProjectUnity This looks like a stone-age college. All the best craftsmen come together to show and share techniques.

@TheProjectUnity It looks like a quarry stone with pieces being removed for other masonry purposes.

@TheProjectUnity 1st gen Winchester Mystery "Rock"

@TheProjectUnity This is the stuff I love. This is what you're good at.

@TheProjectUnity 階段のつけ方が与那国海底遺跡に似てるな

@TheProjectUnity Be good to see some of your investigative journalism into qin shin huang burial ground

@TheProjectUnity Any chance carved rocks like that one are where the artisans practiced their craft?

@TheProjectUnity That's a stone used to PRACTICE STONE SOFTENING AND CASTING TECHNIQUES

@TheProjectUnity Going out on a limb, but could this place have served as a Mason's school? Might explain the random cuttings and placements!?!

@TheProjectUnity You know how cement looks when it’s been poured and dried in a plastic bag. That’s how this formation looks to me, look at it but let your brain fill in all the notches

@TheProjectUnity Peru is the place you want to be during the next cataclysm. Elites don’t want you to know that.

@TheProjectUnity Could have been a training area for stone masons, could have been a testing site for masonry tools/technology.

@TheProjectUnity Hey, @TheProjectUnity have you found one of these yet?

@TheProjectUnity Trad stone working methods weighed against effort to reward ratio look highly sus. Working in stone is brutal on the tools & body. Go hammer 10,000 nails into a roof & then feel your wrist. Pounding sharp shards into a soft material is bad enough. This gives weird gut feelings.

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@TheProjectUnity did you know there is something like this wayyy out in King's Canyon. it's unlisted. they don't want ppl to know what is way out there at Barton's peak around the north base of the peak is an ancient mosoleum.. it's extremely long trek out there, and you can only go end of summer

@TheProjectUnity LiDAR? Ground penetrating radar drones? Hear me out… Scan every site you can. It’s one extra suitcase. And … one extra seat for me. God please. 😂

@TheProjectUnity That rock looks like “hey I found some ancient tech let me practice on this rock for a bit.”

@TheProjectUnity Says who, you?

@TheProjectUnity Yeah…they moved stone somehow. We’re missing something

@TheProjectUnity The precision cuts almost look like they were testing different tool techniques on one surface before committing to the full structure.

@TheProjectUnity Is it a antediluvian?

@TheProjectUnity The ruins in Peru always look as if something massive detonated.

@TheProjectUnity Many such ancient and sacred sites are entrances, advanced technology, mappings, old cities, portals etc

@TheProjectUnity Looks like it’s been melted 🤷‍♂️

@TheProjectUnity You have quite a cast of characters following you. Does that include me? I like it...