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Close to Sacsayhuaman at Cusco in Peru there is a
strange rock formation called Quenko. In a sloped area, overgrown with
grass, hard stone rocky outcrops are found. Some of them are carved in a
peculiar way, as though someone has dug out the rock with a snow shovel. But the
material is extremely hard. How this was achieved is a complete mystery.
Underneath the rock is a small chamber, apparently artificially carved from the
rock. A throne-like construction fills the room, but there is hardly enough
space for it to have been used as a throne hall.
Who created this
curious site and how it was done remains a mystery.
More information in the Dutch book “Verborgen geheimen van de
mensheid”
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| HAMMERING
OF HARD STONE |
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| SAWING
IN HARD STONE |
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| DRILLING
IN HARD STONE |
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| MILLING
OF HARD STONE |
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| TURNING
OF HARD ROCK |
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| PLASTER
LAYER ON HARD STONE |
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| SMOOTHING
OF HARD STONE |
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| POLISHING
OF HARD STONE |
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| TRANSPORTING
MEGALITHS |
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| SEAMLESS
JOINTS BETWEEN STONES |
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| SEAMLESS
JOINTS BETWEEN MEGALITHS |
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| SOFTENING HARD STONE |
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| MELTING
OF HARD STONE |
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| TRANSATLANTIC
CONTACTS |
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