Scott Howard

2023 is going to be a bloodbath. The lack of RevPAR will push housing into a 2008-like crash caused by post-2019 novice STR investors who bought marginally rentable homes at high prices that oversaturated markets. With no cash flow & high rates, who's buying those homes?📉🧨🏘️

@plastolithic @AHC_Channel @history_rev I’ll look for it and see if I can confirm.

@scotthoward @AHC_Channel @history_rev I just found it. So it did tumble down. It would still be nice to see close-ups if you can get anywhere near it.

Ollantaytambo, Peru, 1945. ETH Library Zurich, Image Archive / Hs_0494b-0128-018-013-F/ Photo: A. Heim

@plastolithic @AHC_Channel @history_rev I stopped at stone on my way to Vilcabamba/Espiritu Pampa last week. Crazy they just built the road around it.

@AHC_Channel @scotthoward @history_rev They seem to form trails, and ALL of them have indications of being in the process of being worked (and therefore unfinished). So I'm 100% sure this is construction rather than destruction. Plus we have the trail of partially worked "tired stones" in transit from the quarries.

@plastolithic @AHC_Channel @history_rev Was it taken at Ollantaytambo? I’ll be there next week and could hunt for it.

@AHC_Channel @history_rev Yup, but I can't confirm it's location. It's the only pic I have of it.

@Giacomo770 Are you in Cusco now?

Cusco: I find myself observing these cuts in the stone, which are truly unique. To date, there are no similar ones in any known archaeological site. This is evidence that is either not discussed or, at best, ignored. It does not appear in any technical or academic report. Furthermore, the type of tool used to make these cuts is unknown. The drill bit in the stone is at least half a meter deep, and everything indicates a rotational movement and pressure exerted from top to bottom, but the speed of the tool had to remain constant, and the material could not have been copper or bronze. Seeing this image, I can affirm that an ANCIENT HIGH TECHNOLOGY did indeed exist.

Last year, archaeologists discovered a previously unknown Tiwanaku temple in the Bolivian Andes, revealing the complex trade and ritual interaction networks of this powerful pre-Inka state, and it was some of our most-read research of 2025! Read it 🆓 doi.org/10.15184/aqy.2…

@DrGregLittle2 @MoundLore Amazing!!!

Grand Gulch Primitive Area, Utah rock art.

Thomas Massie just declared: “This government is under siege.” And he exposed Susie Wiles and Pam Bondi for taking “millions of dollars from Bayer.” “All three branches of this government are under siege by lobbyists and lawyers from a German company named Bayer.” “They spent over $9 million lobbying … so that they don’t have to be liable for any damages their herbicide Roundup causes.” “The Constitution guarantees people a trial if they’ve been harmed.” “Why are we contemplating going against the Constitution?” “The Attorney General has opined favorably for this German company in front of the Supreme Court about getting rid of any liability that they should have for any damages.” “By the way, the President’s Chief of Staff and the President’s Attorney General worked for one of the biggest lobbying firms that’s received millions of dollars from Bayer.” “Maybe that’s why we’ve seen an executive order that says that the production of this chemical from this German company is a national defense priority.” “And we know why they’re doing that.” “It’s to keep them from having any liability.” “This is wrong.” “We shouldn’t succumb to the lobbyists, not in the executive branch, not in the judicial branch, and certainly not here in Congress.”

@DrGregLittle2 Greg - I have a home in Moab, about two hours from this. I had no idea there were so many interesting sites so close. Thanks for all the posts!

Early 1900's colorized photo of a round tower in McLean Basin, Colorado. This specific site is now fenced and off limits. From: Smithsonian BAE Bulletin # 70, 1919.

Colorized early 1900's photo of the "Stronghold House" in Square Tower Canyon, Hovenweep, Utah. This was made around 1200 A.D. From: Smithsonian BAE Bulletin # 70, 1919.

@PillarsotPast Where is this site? I’m spending the next six weeks in Peru traveling around to look at sites. I’d love to see if I can get to it. Feel free to DM me. Thanks!!!

Unregistered megalithic site, DEEP in the Ancash region of Peru. Took several hours to drive from the nearest town, and then a several hour hike to make it to the location. 100% worth the effort. More to come!

HALLAZGOS EN ESPIRITUPAMPA (Cusco)... Una de las botellas de origen Wari presenta en el cuello el rostro de un ser humano caracterizado por sus enormes ojos, nariz y boca. Sin embargo, lo más llamativo, es la corona que está pintada sobre su cabeza, lo cual indica que Espíritupampa durante el apogeo de los Wari estuvo ocupado por personajes de la élite gobernante. Arqueólogos Trujillo

@EDICIONESREGION Where does the 8000 year come from? What’s it based on?

La arqueología oficial ignora la datación real de la "Fortaleza". Las pruebas de Carbono-14 que se aplican a la argamasa inca solo enmascaran el origen verdadero. El Templo del Sol es, en realidad, un observatorio y un complejo energético construido al menos 8,000 años antes de los Incas, por una cultura de la que no tenemos registro. Los constructores manejaban la resonancia de la roca, elevando bloques masivos con pura vibración. Las escaleras gigantescas de las terrazas no eran para agricultura, sino para el movimiento de maquinaria o de seres de estatura superior, como lo indican las crónicas. La historia incaica es la capa final de un secreto mucho más antiguo: Ollantaytambo es el vestigio de la civilización pre-diluviana que Platón llamó la Atlántida Andina. Historias Curiosidades

@OurHiddenPast @Giacomo770 I really need to learn Spanish. At least YouTube subtitles translate 🤦🏽‍♂️

@scotthoward @Giacomo770 Kinda related in a way... And not far from this place 🤔 x.com/i/status/20259…

Malta’s mysterious underwater cart ruts How was it possible to replicate & prolong the extensive maltese groove track network below the water surface?

@Anyextee In case anyone wants the actual location, here it is: maps.app.goo.gl/kVCuv6qhiQxm6J…

Archaeologists rarely talk about this Inca site in northern Peru. Hidden deep in the Amazonas cloud forests lies Cochabamba, we find ruins at the edge of Chachapoyas territory. Precision stonework, engineered drainage, and ceremonial architecture show just how far the Inca empire expanded — far beyond Cusco’s heartland.

@OurHiddenPast Here also a link to a presentation she did about the site. youtu.be/6uoAFfcUao8?si…

@scotthoward Yep, correct. Here are a couple of amazing documentaries 1. youtu.be/hiXO4-jgF9k?si… 2. youtu.be/y8n7gq9iwCI?si… What amazes me the most is the isolated location and the lids. It is impossible even nowadays to make such high precision cutouts and lids

Encaramada en la cima de una montaña en la sierra andina de Cosma, Áncash, esta estructura de piedra parece una gigantesca cúpula que oculta una misteriosa entrada. Su notable artesanía y elaborado diseño despiertan la curiosidad sobre sus orígenes y propósito, posiblemente vinculados a antiguos rituales o técnicas de construcción olvidadas. Su ubicación aislada en el paisaje andino amplifica el enigma, invitando a académicos y aventureros a contemplar su verdadero significado. Nexus Daily

@OurHiddenPast Thanks! Have you read/seen Dr. Kimberly Munro’s doctoral thesis on this site and the broader area? I just started it. Mind blowing!

@Conrad_ML @EDICIONESREGION I’m not totally sure, but I think this is it: maps.app.goo.gl/g3Ky1NanDsrgKn…

@EDICIONESREGION Do you have the coordinates for this location?

@TikaRosa2 @RjNol google map search: INKA QAMAÑA

@RjNol Where exact is this located?

Peru.

@CaledonSello @RjNol @grok This, distorted photo, is on the shores of Lake Titicaca. To find it you can google map search: INKA QAMAÑA

@RjNol Where are we here, @grok

@RjNol Why is the photo distorted? The actual site, while very impressive, doesn’t look like this.