Korean dolmans has a parallel near my locality in the foot hills of Himalyas where a large stone is placed on small rocks, well balanced for who knows how long, withstanding earthquakes, tropical storms etc.
yep, or in Japan you found such extreme structures too! But archaeologist doesn't care, they make a painting with a few people moving this blocks saying they did it that way, nothing interesting.Instead they are incredible important for our history
The mysteries of ancient civilizations still make us ponder. The signs scattered in places like Atlantis and the Himalayas remind us that our past held such profound technologies and knowledge, the exploration of which continues even today.
I love this experiment on eastern Island, how to move such a Moai, but would like to see how they did it with a 60 tonne statue going step downhill, and then place it on a plateau!
Before the great flood there was Atlantis.. Atlantis was civilisation..across all over the planet.. not only the city Atlantis.. Our civilization can find the ancient advance technologies and their machines.. Only we need to dig deeper into the ground.. Because the great flood made a mud.. Our today surface ground on some point messure 150-200meters higher then what was before 13.000 years...
... what's interesting about this it's built of large stones , built with a complex design,but they are not precision cut or as neat , like the work of the Annunaki yet more advanced than modern man/ATLANTIS Or Civilized man/Sumer yet built within the ATLANTIS timeframe ... interesting indeed
I found truth in Graham Hancock words, why are we looking for ourselves in ancient advanced Civilization's. They were more team oriented, where as we are more individualized. Astronomical observation were used as daily time keeping as well yearly calendar events. We used paper and watches then cellphones they used rock sundials and positioning markings on rock. As improvement began it freed up time for more specialized individual tasks that needed to be done. At least that's my take on it and we've had more ups and downs with World catastrophes, as well as local ones to say that it all ran in a linear time-line...