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Niche milling: One of Peru's dirty little secrets (and yes, there are others) I guess the 1000s of professional archaeologists just... you know.. like... didn't notice it... or something 🧐 x.com/plastolithic/s…

Inside an excavation pit of the chincana project in Cusco... Muddy business!

@Weird_Old_World @Dan__Stevens @Megalithic12000 @GrassiTrevor There's a bit of it in this one too at 05:55 youtube.com/watch?v=NDsO1L…

@Dan__Stevens @plastolithic @Megalithic12000 @GrassiTrevor youtu.be/5tGTxkr4utg?si…

This is the part nobody was allowed to report. At the bottom of the Osiris Shaft, past the flooded chamber, a narrow tunnel runs off into the rock and splits in two. One researcher crawled in as far as a body can fit, photographed it, and mapped the split. For years that was the only record the public ever had. Then Hawass ran his own operation down there. A thin boy was sent in first. After that a Japanese university team fed a semi-rigid pipe and an endoscope camera through the mud, far past where any person had reached, and the footage appears to break into a chamber at the end. No official report was ever published. No findings, no map, no statement. The footage only survives because someone leaked it. 🔹No report was ever released 🔹A tunnel runs off and splits in two 🔹One man mapped it as far as he could fit 🔹A pipe camera went far past where he stopped 🔹The footage seems to open into a chamber at the end 🔹Decades on, nobody can say where the water comes from The tunnel is barely wide enough to crawl through, so whatever the camera reached, no one has stood in it. Where it leads, the Great Pyramid, the Sphinx, somewhere else entirely, is not recorded anywhere public. And the flooded chamber it starts from has its own unanswered question. Continuous pumping never lowered the water, and to this day no one has established where it enters. A team filmed the end of a tunnel under the Giza Plateau, saw a chamber, and then the record simply stops. Why was the most important thing they found the one thing never written down?

@Weird_Old_World @Megalithic12000 @GrassiTrevor Mr. Beast's girlfriend also crawled into it last year. The video is on youtube.

@Megalithic12000 Another man crawled into it again recently. Keep an eye out for @GrassiTrevor’s next video.

@Zap_Tastic @Megalithicmyste It seems to only show up where there's been transmogrification of the limestone. I can think of 4 sites offhand. The geology around Cusco is complex, so if it's also found in cliffs (e.g. roadway cuts) then it could be natural. But I've never seen it in natural settings.

@plastolithic @Megalithicmyste seems pretty potent , whatever it is

Finding Megaliths all over the city! I love living in Cusco

@Zap_Tastic @VandreaXinc @TrevorHawkeHRG @PiRambla @occamsrazor22 @DrZamilov yep

@VandreaXinc @TrevorHawkeHRG @PiRambla @occamsrazor22 @DrZamilov then whats up with these pics : And your above picture seems to show some "melted " or bubbled rock . if not geopolymer then they were melting or softening the rocks to shape them ?

Smoking gun. #Geopolymer technology.

@kinoppi0908 @CassieCMartin Stones on Easter Island

@plastolithic @CassieCMartin この岩は何でしょうか🪨？ ご教示下さい。

This is an excellent (10/10) example of a basalt tool called a “toki” from Easter Island, that is believed to have been used to carve the moai (at least…the moai made from the softer volcanic tuff). This example is from a private collection on the island. It’s always fun to see history like this firsthand 🗿

Let’s start our weekend off with positive vibes, brought to you by puppies and megaliths - Peru edition ✨

Griffin statue from Astana, 7th–8th century CE, at the National Museum of India. The craftsmanship, pigments, symbolism, and preservation are incredible. Ancient cultures all over the world repeatedly depicted composite beings; griffins, sphinxes, naga, winged lions, feathered serpents. Why were these motifs so universal?

@blakmrktbaby @chrisbledsoeufo It looks delightfully smokey! 😃

@chrisbledsoeufo That was such a good episode I watched it twice yesterday! The world is waking up!!!

It’s all around us just waiting to awaken the world, sadly many will never understand.

@santobartez "a galant band of travellers"

🧵1/7 That "spinning object" got my mind spinning again about Baalbek. I think we in the alt-history community sometimes throw "megalithic" around where it might be applicable. At Baalbek there might need to be a new word like gigalithic or titanolithic. The scale is simply unseen anywhere else on earth. Not the giants at Sacsayhuaman or in Egypt. Baalbek Lebanon was simply built a scale no culture before or after attempted. The issue comes down to "who" and "when" and unfortunately the answers given are unsatisfactory.

@umutcangun @TheGoomb1 extremely groovy!

@plastolithic @TheGoomb1 That was a fun listen.

@umutcangun @TheGoomb1 youtube.com/watch?v=fNlfUr…

@TheGoomb1 Yee youtube.com/watch?v=IkompV…

@Conrad_ML @LivingExtraord1 @rvrsecrets It's usually accompanied by half-dressed walls x.com/plastolithic/s…

@LivingExtraord1 @rvrsecrets @plastolithic an abundance of pinch holes within Elora, India.

Giant floor Pinch hole!! In Cave 10 in the Ellora caves India! Explain that?

@Cassiopeia2212 @Megalithicmyste @FotiMarcell @TheProjectUnity yeah, well-spotted! I had not even seen that one yet! That's the inside of the Torreon doorway. So many photos to work through and most of them are mislabeled.😅

@plastolithic @Megalithicmyste this IS goldmine. but really. I saw something that I never saw. And Im researching this for years! I think @FotiMarcell would be interested. and @TheProjectUnity also. this really changes a lot of. stone broken in half. with canals and holes INSIDE IT. what the....

So Tarawasi was almost completely buried... in the ~500 years since the Inca empire. Right.

@CassieCMartin @shipibospirit Looks like you captured a surface smear too. It's the only one I've seen at Tarwasi. x.com/plastolithic/s…

@plastolithic @shipibospirit Great photos!

New episode out now! Join me as I take you to Peru’s megalithic Tarawasi. In this episode, you’ll get on-the-ground footage of the site plus my EXCLUSIVE sit-down interview with Brien Foerster right on the steps of Tarawasi — his very first visit. He shares his first impressions, thoughts on possible pre-diluvian origins, and comparisons to other megalithic sites across Peru. We discuss the site’s alignment and unusual stone damage possibly linked to an ancient cataclysm. I also touch on the elongated skulls and other mysteries from our unforgettable week together! Episode linked below ⬇️ #peru #megalith #elongatedskulls

@CassieCMartin @shipibospirit And there are some stones that are particularly problematic.

@CassieCMartin @shipibospirit It was very deeply buried 100 years ago. As were most of the sites. Very hard to explain how that happened in the 400 years since the Inca. If that were true we should now have 1/5th of that soil re-accumulated since the 1930s. x.com/plastolithic/s…

@ChrisUKSharp x.com/plastolithic/s…

Documentary filmmaker James Fox stated on a podcast that he met with Fay Ann Aldrin, sister of the second man on the Moon, Buzz Aldrin. According to Fay Ann, Buzz Aldrin said that “something followed them to the Moon.” Fox claimed that Aldrin was ready to tell his story, before pulling out of an interview at the last moment out of fear of being labelled a ‘UFO nut’. Although he didn’t tell his story to James Fox, Aldrin spoke publicly to the Science Channel, asserting that objects were following Apollo 11, to which NASA responded by issuing a statement, claiming Aldrin was taken out of context and that objects seen by the crew were ‘panels from the separation of the spacecraft from the upper stage.’ Aldrin has previously asserted that there is a monolith on Mars’ moon, Phobos, commenting on live television that, “there’s a monolith there, a very unusual structure on this little potato-shaped object that goes around Mars once in seven hours - when people find out about that, they’ll say ‘who put that there?’”