Going well beyond what's presented in Graham Hancock's Ancient Apocalypse - analyzing what we know, don't know, what's been found, and what hasn't - without cherry-picking the material and backing things up at every possible point. Sacsayhuaman, stones, construction methods, new Sacred Valley discoveries - this video covers a lot more ground than was initially intended as the rabbit hole just kept going.
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A PhD student has accidentally uncovered a lost Mayan city hidden under jungle canopy in Mexico, using an advanced laser scanning system called Lidar. Subscribe: http://ab.co/1svxLVE Tulane University’s Luke Auld-Thomas says his team found over 6,000 buildings and structures which resemble pyramids, palaces, reservoirs, and causeways in the abandoned metropolis dubbed Valeriana.
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NBC News' Marissa Parra reports on a newly discovered Mayan city in Mexico, which researchers found by accident and estimate once housed tens of thousands of people. Over time, the city was overtaken by wilderness, but new laser technology is now revealing insights into how its inhabitants once lived.
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Hidden in the Peruvian Andes, far from Machu Picchu, lies Naupa Huaca, a mysterious ancient ruin challenging our understanding of history. This enigmatic site, nestled within a rock cave, predates the Incas and showcases advanced stonework that seems impossible for the time. Explore the precisely cut stones, intricate tunnels, and unexplained structures of Naupa Huaca. Could this be the work of a lost civilization with technology far beyond its time? Join us as we examine the evidence and explore theories about Naupa Huaca's origins and purpose. Was it a temple, an observatory, or something more extraordinary? Discover the secrets of this ancient wonder and question everything you thought you knew about the past.
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