Megalithic Madness – Puma Punku H Blocks do not Interconnect?
I understand that the amazing complexity of the design of the H blocks at Puma Punku can spellbind anyone who takes the time to study them closer, and they undoubtedly raise a lot of questions about the reasons for their overwhelming intricacy, but sometimes the answer we seek is right in front of our eyes, but it is too simple or too obvious an answer to be considered by those that hope for a more fantastical explanation…
Monolithic Madness – The Olmec Heads, Africans in Mexico?
There are 17/18 large carved stone heads that Mesoamerican archaeologists attribute to the Olmec society, which is said to have flourished in South East Mexico from approximately 1200 bce – … Continue reading
Megalithic Madness – The Reconstruction of Tiawanaku, Bolivia
Tiawanaku (Tiahuanaco) & Puma Punka, Bolivia Puma Punka or “Gate/Door of the Puma” is the name of the ancient ruins of a Bolivian monument that historians believe predates the 13th … Continue reading
Ashtronort - History's Mysteries 