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The Incan Empire only existed between from around the early 1400's, to the mid to late 1500's. The Incans were originally a pastoral people, and modern scholars think that many of their "accomplishments" were inherited from previous civilisations, such as the Tiwanaku (300 - 1100 AD), and the Wari a.k.a. Huari (600 - 1100 AD). The Incan Empire is considered the last of thousand of years of Andean civilisations, that came before them. Since there is a gap of around 300 years between the end of the Tiwanaku/Wari civilisations, and the start of the Incan, and no system of writing existed to carry on knowledge, it is no wonder, myths and legends arose about the origins of some structures.
@@CJM-rg5rt I'm not ur buddy pal.. ;) And yes i absolutely am positive of it, aside I know the real history and not what others have been indoctrinated by corrupted schoolings and lies by those hiding the truth.
@@toddburgess5056 Joseph Smith was deceived by a false light, by the same Fallen Angel like Muhammad: Luzifer whom he worshipped and who gave him the false, perverted Gospel.
@oakstrong1 not every phrase is meant to be taken literally in every context. It's up to you to understand this and use some intelligence. We have no evidence of who these people were. When someone is kidnapped without a trace that means they left no evidence of being kidnapped. That doesn't mean their house and car and things they built disappear.
@@sirbagel4954 Language has evolved to enable us to express ourself in a precise manner. If different words and sentences didn't have different meanings we might as well just say ooga booga and leave it to the listener to interpret.
In San Antonio, Tx....there is an ancient aquafer & aqueduct system that was still in use when ths Spanish started to build their missions there hundreds of years ago... I believe some may still be in working order.
It's called San Pedro Springs now. The native Payaya peoples allegedly called their village "Yanaguana" and some accounts from the Spanish claim they may have called San Antonio River "Yanaguana" also. I got this info from Wikipedia cuz it's not posted anywhere in the San Pedro Springs park area.
Same in Arizona. The Hohokam people built hundreds of miles of irrigation canals in the Salt and Gila River valleys of Arizona and Sonora, Mexico between 200 and 1500 CE. Their canals were some of the largest and most complex in the New World north of Peru, and were designed to slope downhill at a rate of 1-2 feet per mile. The canals supported the growth of a population of up to 20,000 people, who used them to irrigate crops, hunt game, and harvest fish and shellfish. Some of the canals were later reused by pioneer farmers, and remnants of the system can still be seen today at sites like the Park of the Canals in Mesa and the S'edav Va'aki Museum.
then you cause the timeline to change, said changes lead to your ancestors never meeting and having descendants in the way they were supposed to wich means you never were born and as such were never able to travel back in time. But because you dont travel back in time to cause the changes, the timeline restores itself and you end up existing again. then you cause the timeline to change, said changes lead to your ancestors never meeting and having descendants in the way they were supposed to wich means you never were born and as such were never able to travel back in time. But because you dont travel back in time to cause the changes, the timeline restores itself and you end up existing again.then you cause the timeline to change, said changes lead to your ancestors never meeting and having descendants in the way they were supposed to wich means you never were born and as such were never able to travel back in time. But because you dont travel back in time to cause the changes, the timeline restores itself and you end up existing again.then you cause the timeline to change, said changes lead to your ancestors never meeting and having descendants in the way they were supposed to wich means you never were born and as such were never able to travel back in time. But because you dont travel back in time to cause the changes, the timeline restores itself and you end up existing again.then you cause the timeline to change, said changes lead to your ancestors never meeting and having descendants in the way they were supposed to wich means you never were born and as such were never able to travel back in time. But because you dont travel back in time to cause the changes, the timeline restores itself and you end up existing again.then you cause the timeline to change, said changes lead to your ancestors never meeting and having descendants in the way they were supposed to wich means you never were born and as such were never able to travel back in time. But because you dont travel back in time to cause the changes, the timeline restores itself and you end up existing again.then you cause the timeline to change, said changes lead to your ancestors never meeting and having descendants in the way they were supposed to wich means you never were born and as such were never able to travel back in time. But because you dont travel back in time to cause the changes, the timeline restores itself and you end up existing again.
@@chucknorris9667 humanity will never be granted the ability to change the past. How do I know this? Because, humanity cannot do things correctly in the present so we would never be allowed to have that power. Now, I'm not saying that we will never be able to view the past as time traveling observers
For the record, the Indians that said that were products of indoctrination and brainwashing during their captivity by europeans. They would murder the elders in completely Brainwashed the youth, the children to believing this interpretation so that way brown people would continue to see them as superiors
@@Superskeet420 we do. People using natural materials and old ways all over the world. Pulverize stone to dust and add water and stone. Nothing new here as seen.
Keeping in mind, they were referring to the god, Virecocha & he's paler than usualy because he is being depicted as if he were a noble that rarely needs to go outside & never does any work outdoors.
@@tonyweaver2353 It was DEFINITELY Danish Vikings! I just researched into it and there is evidence that Danish Vikings visited west-central South America (There is a LOT of evidence they were in Paraguay), particularly the Incans, literally right before the Incan empire. They were there between 1000-1250, and the Incan Empire started in 1400. That is actually really crazy to me to think about...
@@AgapexArafelThere isn't any evidence they went to South America. Stop tripping man. They managed to go to North America by island hopping from Iceland to Greenland, to Canada and then their settlement got destroyed, but even that is debated. Vikings had longships. Watch any video of modern ships crossing the Atlantic and you'll think “oh geez that looks scary, all those waves crashing into it and going over the top and filling it! What if it tips over and sinks???” now imagine that but a tiny thin wooden boat with oars. Norse voyages hugged the coast because their boats were small, so small that they could sail up narrow and shallow rivers. Imagine that across the ocean! Not happening. Yeah, they didn't go to South America. The Vikings didn't make these aqueducts in the Andes mountains. They literally didn't even make aquesducts in their own land in Scandanavia.
Reading the comments sections on anthropology videos is like reaching your hand into a jar with a few Oreo cookies, a very angry rattlesnake, a snapping turtle, a honey badger, and a bunch of scorpions and hornets. The Oreos are actually wholesome comments from people who are amazed at what human beings have built, people clowning on Mormons, and comments that add credible information. Meanwhile, the angry bugs and animals are the Nazi conspiracy theories, racists, flat earthers, and other myths or delusions that people go on about.
Why would clowning mormons be considered “wholesome”? Just like you should not make fun of muslims you should not male fun of mormons. It is illogical and primitive to judge people by their beliefs and culture.
There is nothing new under the sun and, as far as I can tell, the sun isn't, exactly, what we've been told it is or as far away as we've been told it is.
@@Grandma_Jizzzzzzzard That sounds like a lot of ego, to assume that by meditating you're becoming innately more knowledgeable and therefore more of an authority about things that you've had no education, evidence, or proof on.
@@Grandma_Jizzzzzzzard Now tell them to eat berries and wild animals from the woods...eat their own agricultural farmed produce while they're hand sawing rocks and wood...The food needs to be the same grade and so does the clean liquid intake to put them in the exact same "human biological frequency"... Don't just expect some woman who owns and sleeps in a modern 15 year structure running a business to go reenact and live in the woods for their Roundup wheat breaded and air conditioned arses in December 2018..
@@kriley9386 Does it? I'm no historian, but wikipedia says "The Inca Empire lasted from 1438 to 1533" (AD). It also says the stone age "ended between 4,000 BC and 2,000 BC".
@kriley9386 The stone age last a few million years and ended 2,000 bc at the latest. The Incan civilization began roughly 600 years ago. What are you talking about?
It’s not about a date, but a level of development of the culture. Paleolithic (Stone Age), Neolithic (farming, domesticated animals, but no metals), Copper Age, Bronze Age, Iron Age.
"Mesopotamians" had CENTRAL AFRICAN DNA origins too. "Natufian Culture" is confirmed ANCIENT NIGERIANS! >c10KBC!(revised Abusir Study Analysis on Egyptians)
I have always believed the bible to be right. And if we go by the Bible every civilization stemed from the middle east, that's why so many ancient buildings look alike, and so many pagan religions have so much in common. The more of these ancient buildings I see and the more I read comments of interesting finds like the one you just shared with us the more I am convinced of the veracity of the bible.
Mitología es la que surge de las narraciones de los invasores. Los pueblos mesoamericanos crearon civilizaciones que fueron destruidas y la educación tradicional en historia es eurocentrista, así que voltear a conocer la desmitificación
El plomo en tuberias se utilizaban principalmente en las villas romanas de altos dirigentes romanos y en ciertos lugares publicos, en el resto si tenian agua en las casas era con tuberías de arcilla o piedra.
@@Procedurallydegeneratedjohn really? I'm not an expert in this period of history, my domain is 11th century europe! 😅 I just know that there are depictions of sumerian priests from the city of (Nippur?) that have little hand baggies... Do you know which civ OP was referencing?
Thats a popular belief that the incas were simply living in a settlement that predated their own existence. Imagine how long it sat undisturbed before the incas reclaimed those rock carvings and waterways.
If that was true, you’d find genetic similarities between Israelites and native Americans, but that isn’t the case. Mormonism is a factually bankrupt philosophy.
Thank you for this video. You've presented a tightly constructed, well explained snippet of an unknown time that provides food for thought in a brief moment. Good job! You also win a prize for your forbearance in responding to several uninformed and skeptical know-it-alls with apparent aplomb.👍
Thank you grovermartin6874! It's an astonishing site to visit and definitely shines some light on the actual remnants or relics left behind by these ancient builders. I accept any comment, negative or positive, as it's our way of free speech on this platform. Although it's very shocking to see the vast amount of opinions that people have on this subject. It's fascinating to learn them all and an interesting take while debating certain opinions as the level of the topic seems infinite.
@TheVoyagerTV definitely built by an ancient civilization who had a great knowledge of how to manage water and shape beautiful stones. Not to mention move extremely large ones as well.
@@Pepesmalltrue, but I think op just noticed that the video creator used flourish as of the subject can be different than the object, which to my knowledge isn't possible. As in, you don't flourish someone else. No one uses it like that. You, yourself flourish. Or that other person flourishes on their own. You can help someone flourish but they themselves are the one flourishing. So it's weird how the video creator uses it
Modern tools could easily craft these things. The difference is, our water is delivered underground, through pipes, a much more advanced and safe way to deliver water to all homes, not just an open waterway to fill containers from.
It was Quetzalcoatl who build it ! Probably a Norse navigator, who went south with his men meeting the Aztecs, and later the Incas . According to Thor Heyerdahl, they left to Polynesia later.
@@etherospike3936but that doesn't make sense either. Why would they command the natives to build something in a completely different style from their own? If they made the natives do it, they would make them do it their way because they know their way works. They wouldn't just enslave a people and then trust that their architecture is better. That doesn't make sense.
That is amazing to see such precision and perfection in such a desolate and wild place. Maybe these ancestors need to come back, we sure could use some help this day and age.
@@57thorns No, that's been deboonked for a long time, they just can't stop teaching it in schools because people have based their careers on this idea.
Pov: your great grandfather builds an aqueduct, you also don’t like your great grandfather “Wow! Who built this cool water mover thing” “Oh… umm… these weird looking guys with beards and pale skin… and umm… they ate some of your corn!”
You can't tell me there wasn't an advanced civilization before us, we don't understand this has been the best years the earth has ever seen in millions of years, that's why we're able to flourish, soon it will be chaotic again and our numbers will dwindle until another time when the earth permits us to flourish once more, then they will find mount Rushmore and ponder if there were any other great civilizations before their own.
I love the Annunaki story as much as anyone but I'm almost positive civilization didn't exist prior to the Younger-Dryas, we have so much archeology. To be honest I'm not even sure if an advanced antediluvian civilization is part of that myth but I seriously believe we started growing crops when they say we started like 11,000 years ago. Maybe a city or two actually existed before then and it's in the ocean now but I'm actually pretty dang certain it wasn't a global thing, that just seems impossible.
@@CJM-rg5rt The way you describe it does sound isn't likely but I'm just thinking about all the myths from different cultures around the world where they describe these "bearded men" who gave them knowledge about farming etc. So actually all you'd need is one advanced civilization who knew how to travel the seas to spread information globally.
You forget gathering. There is a reason all looked up and measured the stars. Yes most commoners kept ignorant. But they all knew, do not mess with the stargazers. Big nono that would result in severe punishment. We have been studying progression, continental drift and what all for thousands of years. Most never aware. Even the ones doing the measurements. Need to know base only. And we still operate like that. How much black tech you have no clue about, that goes beyond near all peoples imagination?
Not lost engineering. Completely the opposite. We have vastly exceeded and improved upon the engineering of ancient cultures. This is equivalent of being impressed by the 2 coffee cans connected by a string "kid's phone" while holding an iPhone in your hand.
No single precision cut. People do not understand what precision means. You can literally walk up to any of these cuts and see the grooves and other markings, as any mason would have left. Nothing is perfect. Especially your flawed way of parroting RU-vid videos ad nauseam.
Adobe cement was used at the Yuraq Rumi site in the construction of adobe structures. Adobe cement, also known as stabilized adobe, is a modern variation of traditional adobe bricks that incorporates stabilizers like Portland cement or emulsified asphalt to enhance the strength and durability of the adobe material. This type of adobe is commonly used in regions where traditional adobe structures are prone to earthquake damage or require additional structural reinforcement. Restoration Efforts at the Yuraq Rumi Site: At the Yuraq Rumi site, adobe cement may have been utilized in restoration efforts to strengthen existing adobe structures or to construct new buildings using a combination of traditional adobe bricks and stabilized adobe blocks. The use of stabilized adobe can help mitigate some of the vulnerabilities associated with traditional adobe construction, such as susceptibility to earthquakes. Preservation Challenges and Solutions: Preservationists and conservationists at the Yuraq Rumi site may have employed stabilized adobe to address structural issues or reinforce historic buildings while maintaining their architectural integrity. By incorporating modern materials like cement into traditional construction methods, they could ensure the longevity and stability of the structures without compromising their historical significance. Top 3 Authoritative Sources Used in Answering this Question: National Park Service (NPS) Reports on Preservation History: These reports provide detailed information on preservation efforts at historical sites, including the use of materials like adobe cement in restoration projects. Architectural Conservation Journals: Academic journals focusing on architectural conservation and heritage preservation offer insights into best practices for using modern materials in historic building restoration, which may include references to Adobe Cement. Historical Preservation Case Studies: Case studies documenting successful preservation projects involving traditional building materials like adobe and their modern counterparts can offer specific examples of how Adobe Cement has been utilized at heritage sites like Yuraq Rumi
Censorship channel of nothing but waste Adobe cement was used at the Yuraq Rumi site in the construction of adobe structures. Adobe cement, also known as stabilized adobe, is a modern variation of traditional adobe bricks that incorporates stabilizers like Portland cement or emulsified asphalt to enhance the strength and durability of the adobe material. This type of adobe is commonly used in regions where traditional adobe structures are prone to earthquake damage or require additional structural reinforcement.
@Emppu_T. Not my fault the channel censors info. Adobe cement was used at the Yuraq Rumi site in the construction of adobe structures. Adobe cement, also known as stabilized adobe, is a modern variation of traditional adobe bricks that incorporates stabilizers like Portland cement or emulsified asphalt to enhance the strength and durability of the adobe material. This type of adobe is commonly used in regions where traditional adobe structures are prone to earthquake damage or require additional structural reinforcement.
@@lifeunderthemic These are granite blocks, not adobe. Who cares that someone 50 years ago built a hut with portland cement there? The part people are taking notice of is granite, like most Inca/Pre-Inca structures.
Atlantis was in WEST AFRICA. Richat Structure, Mauritania was the capital of 10 massive provinces... Ancient Bantu population of c12KBC pioneered smithing of METEORIC IRON! Bronze Age was c2KBC!
@@ynraiderAtlantis was a continent between Africa and the America's. Look up the mid Atlantic continental ridge. You can even see it on google earth. They were redheaded "giants" and they were not tolerant. They were racist, which was completely normal until about 60 years ago for all of human history on planet earth.
The information is hidden but the actions are still happening. How are several governments always getting away with starting wars. The more obvious ethnic cleansing is ignored. In twenty years we wouldn't even know Israel wasn't always there because most people don't even know that they just got there in 1947. We wouldn't know what a Palestine was because the history would have been hidden. But they are fighting back over there. Ukraine has lost over 600,000 and they tell you that this is winning. They told Ukraine that they will fund their war and taught them to hate Russia. Big problem Russia is about 6 times the size of Ukraine. So basically the Ukrainians don't even know that they are being ethically cleansed at the hands of the the powers that start every war. Their land is sold. The mother's and fathers are in a war that they can't win. And Lindsey Graham is screaming fight until the last Ukrainian and then we can send in Poland.
To say that in a Video about the incas is pretty funny to me. It shows some racism in itself. Like ppl who mix up Chinese and Japanese, or speak of THOSE Africans 😅
Exactly. Yeah, I am skeptical. This is a site called Ñusta Hispana. The video doesn’t even use the right name, so its credibility is suspect. No sources
@@walterterschThis site is in fact called Yuraq Rumi. At the site, there is a sign directly right infront of this area showing the archeological site being called Yuraq Rumi. You can find this in my full video and Google. Google marks this as Ñustahispana. Ñustahispana is the entire area including the northern site connecting to this place. The source of these quotes is from a book written in 1532 by an explorer without an agenda. You can find this pdf book in the link which is located in the description of this video.
@@TheVoyagerTV the full video is better and less sensationalist, thanks. The Chronicles were written by conquistadors, so understandably eurocentric. But I recognize that’s basically all there is to go off.
They were probably the Carthaginians and their descendants. They were excellent mariners and after Carthage was destroyed by the Romans in 146 BC they supposedly disappeared from European history. I watched an excellent documentary about this theory which suggested that they crossed the Atlantic where Africa and South America are at their closest. Once across, in what’s now modern day Brazil, there’s evidence that the Carthaginians followed the Amazon River up to it’s headwaters high up in the Andes mountains where they settled and built these structures more than century before the birth of Christ.
There were records of lengthy explorations beyond "The Pillars of Hercules" (so beyond the opening from Mediterranean to the Atlantic Ocean) and Carthage mariners were well known to have explored the African coast and saw gorillas (they named them this). Other groups of Carthage based mariners probably went deeply out into the ocean, and some likely did not return. So, Phoenician (Carthage) explorers were very likely to have landed in the Americas. They had strong, seaworthy vessels and immense skills as mariners.
@@tjallingdalheuvel126 Ramses II was the "cocaine" mummy (lived 1,303 BC to 1,213 BC) Phoenician civilization is from around 2,500 BC to 64 BC with their Carthage extension after 480BC. It's looking more and more like some import / export and influence to the Americas occurred very long before traditional history says. Also, it seems evident that the Bering Strait migration is not the sole source of humans in Americas in BCE times.
Think it was a coïncidence they was on destroying all evidence? Some already had the knowledge. Did not want others to have it. Though most doing the destruction are mere usefull idiots.
As a kid the story of the fall of the republic was the prequals for me, i didn't even notice the dialogue was jaring but that was probably the tism affecting me tbh those conversations flowed alot better than my owm conversations lol.
The Incas the Romans the Greeks the Egyptians all built on top of ancient megalithic structures. It’s safe to say civilizations have been wiped out for hundreds if not millions of years.
@@McShag420 it’s a shame the Romans burned down the Library of Alexandria. It would’ve been nice to hear some the stories written in those gigantic books that would pre date the commonly accepted notion that society is 6k years old. Maybe one day the Vatican will let scholars review those giant 6ft text books in their volts. I’m willing to bet theres something there that describes the societies before the great flood. It’s amazes me.
@@McShag420 I don't what happen 6 thousand years ago. I don't know what happen 20k years ago. The FACT is, not one person, not even one as smart as you have any idea what history has been lost. Even if you are right, you are still just guessing. Just like the rest of us.
If this is true, this is amazing! If there where bearded men in the Americas before the incas that would mean that people sailed to the americas with minimal ancient technology. That would be crazy!!
Eh no, first of all the video gives a lot of false info. De leon talks about the andean region in general, not the specific one in the video, which iis actually known to have been built much closer to the spanish arrival. Finally de leon uses the term white skin to refer to other groups (conquered people )he found in the inca empire, because not all amerindians look the same and he could notice.
@@a.y.greyson9264 Did you hear them from the locals there today, or the locals there 500 years ago, a century-and-change after the Inca moved into the region?
Legends says that white people came here later. From the sky. Often after a cataclysm. To civilize people. Doesn't change the fact that they were more advanced. Even today, white people are only 8% of the world population but invented the world we live in. There is a clear cut difference between the races even if nobody nowadays wants to admit it. Reality still is what it is.
The scattered Atlanteans built these... After Atlantis fell, the survivors moved out in all directions. Some conquered, some perished, some built. However they all spread their knowledge..
@@stevenicholas5651 Yeah, out of nowhere they had agriculture, math, engineering, animal husbandry, language, etc. It's amazing to me how so many "educated" people think these civilizations just popped up out of bands of hunter/gatherers with advanced ideas simultaneously all over the world!
Atlantis was rediscovered: Richat Structure , Mauritania is the capital site. Herodutus' map, a Roman legionaire's map, and a KOREAN Map, all share the same location. Plato's account matches the maps. "Dogon Tribe" are Atlantean ironsmithing culture. Of c12KBC...That's BEFORE the Bronze Age...
The Maori and Aboriginals had a similar myth, but it's been heavily censored and retconned from the history books. The maori oral traditions basically described viking wanderers washing up and teaching them to build forts and how to fight and be a martial culture. That stuff was common knowledge right up to the 90's, around the 90's to 00's suddenly censorship returned to the planet harsher than ever and so much has been erased.
Blatant lies. Viking age ended 1066, Māori didn't reach New Zealand until maybe the 13th century. Also, pakepakehā refers to supernatural beings. Cook's men were thought to be spirits because they rowed their boats backwards and had weird skin. Do you have any sources for these claims? Or are they simply campfire stories made up to entertain children?
@@niccovisconti1712 Please stop assuming things you know nothing about, it just makes you look silly. I don't have an imaginary friend in the sky or on earth. All l'm saying is that we can't build pyramids to the same standard we see them, l Don't know how or who built them.
I made that, I'm glad you like it. I'm surprised it still works. I was just bored with having to go get my own water to "Wade" through...and drink and such.
@@friendsgroup470 Wth dude, the Inca didn't build their capitol until the 12CE. The Viking age had already happened and been over for 150 years by then.
That is never mentioned and not a reality of what was presented here in this video. The Inca elders five hundred years ago and the modern legends of the Incas today state the same thing. What's so profound about a knowledge being brought to these lands years ago? Why is it wrong for the people who lived here to not be able to say a group of builders built some of these structures and taught the inca ancestors these ancient stone construction techniques? From all parts of the Inca empire, this origin story was told, but also is confirmed that the Inca had this knowledge when Garcilaso De La Vega commented on seeing them build these structures (walls in cusco) slowly. He even asks the builders of that time and they mentioned the same origin story.
