CHINCHERO'S FORGOTTEN SECRET: Hidden Megalithic Site & Prehistoric Caves in Sacred Valley, Peru

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This is Chinchero. Everyone knows Chinchero, but my interests are in sites that are much older than
this. And for this channel, it's not ancient enough, it's not strange enough, and it's not
unknown. But we went past Chinchero, we find hundreds of glyphs carved into rock, and we find
ancient precision. As I'm looking over the footage, I think I found evidence to support one of the
current theories. And I want to show that to you and get your opinion. It's too soon, but I find
you're gonna love it. We don't know what it is. Okay, where are we? Ouch, hit my head. Okay, I'm getting a little scared.
Look at this. This is amazing. So, you ready? Wow, look at the shine. Let's go.
This is Chinchero. It's really not a big deal, but wait till you see what I find. It's incredible.
This is just laying on the ground. I'm sure a lot of people come to Chinchero and they miss
this because they're not looking down. We don't know what it is. I pointed out that you can see
the two arrows here and the two arrows here, so they're calling attention to this area right here.
Those of you watching may have some suggestions, but let me get a little closer. You can see the
arrows here and an arrow here, one here and one here. And on here, we have a frog symbol or a
nut. Then, we have a bird. It's like a bird. Yeah, it's a bird. So, we have this partially reconstructed
megalithic area. If you look at the bottom, you can see the bottom here and it's tight-fitting.
No mortar needed. And I don't know if you can see at the top. We're going to zoom in just a little bit
so you can see what I'm talking about. Can you see it? This part here is megalithic. There's
no mortar and it's perfectly fit together. Then, if we go up, you'll see mortar. This was all repair
work. And we have that on the top half of this entire structure. If you look, you'll see it's
all been repaired up on top. So, at some point, this was all damaged from here up.
The other thing I want to bring your attention to is the roof. The roof is rock and it's
pretty well put together. But if we look at this one right here, it was demolished and broken.
And of course, because we don't have the technology, this is how they put it together.
Let's see. Let's go up here. You see what they did here? It's all rock. Wow, it's ancient rock.
And let's go up with Camilla over here. And then we have this. And we have a spiral here.
Wow, we have all these different designs. I can see some of it matches over here.
Look at these designs, people. I'm going to show you every design so that you can comment on it.
Tell me what you see. This looks familiar, this design here. Can't really make that one out.
Here's a spiral. Spirals are all over the world. It's like an embryo to me.
These are all over the place. I've seen a lot of these markings and caves and stuff.
Let's go around. I don't really see any. There's some that are very faint.
Oh, there's some at the top as well. Look at this. Do you see that? Yeah.
There's light. You see this one here? It's right here.
But they put a lot of markings on all these rocks. When I say they, I don't know who I'm
referring to. Kind of cool, right? Some of these look like some of the Nazca lines that I've seen.
And we have megalithic work here. And this megalithic work has been either torn apart
or blown apart. The top half. I'm going to get some close-ups of this precision.
Remember, the top part is gone. It was used to build the church.
Let's not go there. I have a lot to say about that.
This was, I'm guessing, they found this megalithic wall and used the rocks to build around it.
Most of this section is all rebuilt. You can see that there isn't very much precision
here. Except for this area right here. See it right here? Right here. We're going to go down there.
Check it out. Let's see. This is original before Inca. You can see the Inca had built around it.
Oh, wow. It's a lot more extensive than I thought. So all megalithic here.
This entire wall is all original. Let's check it out. You see? Let's get a little closer.
So you can just see the precision here. And we have a water channel here. Let's see where it goes.
And let's see where it came from. Okay, so it's cut off. It looks like it once maybe
went here and went straight across. But let's go see where it goes. There are quite a few.
Oh, wow. This is a big site. So the water channels came here and they went down the stairs
along the side of the stairs. We're going to look at this whole site.
seats that we see in the Grand Trincana. Now I call them seats because they look like seats.
But they're everywhere. The symbol of three is all over these megalithic sites around the world.
I see them everywhere. The same three seats. And it looks like they added a few more seats. Maybe
they had children. I always try to give a human reference. Take for instance this box. It's 10
centimeters by 10 centimeters. But I'm lying. This is how big it really is. So this is huge.
I could stand up in this. This is that age and badly weathered structure. And then we come across
this. What is this? And why would they do this? Okay, I'm getting a little scared. Let's try to
do this. Look, look, this is how thin. It's not even, it's not even a foot. It's not even a foot
wide. Ouch, hit my head. I have to walk. I have to climb sideways now. Okay, where are we?
Okay, I'm not sure where we are. Let me show you where I am. There's this carved rock. Very,
very weathered and very aged. And then we have these stairs. These stairs are built out of one
rock. There's not separate. They're one. So as we ascend these stairs, we go into this passageway
here. And in this passageway, we have more stairs. It's just amazing. Here we go. Freeze.
Now this is pretty amazing. Notice that the stairs are part of the wall. And also notice
that it's cracked in half. One side of the stairs matches the other side.
There's more to see on this. Let's continue. So that when you look back, you have
this. Wow. That's just amazing. If you were to see this in person, it is impressive.
And it is huge. So let me tell you what I noticed while going over the film.
This rock is broken in half and the stairs are split apart. And someone put this rocks in between.
As you go into this cave, you'll see vitrification. The top part of this rock has extensive,
severe damage. Everything is cracked and everything is weathered. You really can't
tell what it is. Now, if the two stairs join together, it's pretty narrow. So why did they
make this small tunnel? Like all the megaliths I've seen in Peru, every single one is destroyed.
I don't believe I've seen any megalith that's intact. Something happened to these megaliths
all over Peru. They're all damaged. Every single one of them. I don't believe that there is an
intact megalithic site anywhere in the world. So what do you guys think? Something happened here.
Something big. So for the next 10 years, I'll be searching this planet for answers.
And your ideas count. So subscribe and let's do this together. Let's see what we can find out.
Hope you like this video. More to come. We're doing a live stream from Sacsayhuaman. You can
ask your questions and let me show you what this is all about. Have a good one. Be safe out there.
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