The Lost History of Man

The Lost History of Man



The mysterious ruins near the village of Tiwanaku (Spanish: "Tiahuanaco" or "Tiahuanacu") on the south shore of Lake Titicaca in what is now Bolivia, could possibly be the oldest remains of a city ever found on earth. IIt is not known for what purpose it was build, but it is thought of to be a ceremonial site.

The site as seen as today is an extensive reconstruction from the 1960s. It includes features that are entirely modern (extensive walls) and may not replicate the original site, which current archaeology believe had stone groupings and not continuous walls. (See image on the right.) The impressive "Gateway of the Sun" was actually built in a different location.

There are researchers who think that the site could be 14,000 years old. After almost fifty years of investigation, the Polish engineer Arthur Posnansky concluded that Tiwanaku would be more than 15,000 years old if the temple of Kalasasaya originally would be aligned with true north, east, south and west, based on the tilt of the eath during that time. His assertion is supported by many astronomical orientations at the site, which are pointing in the direction of this date. On the walls of the complex there are imbedded statues of human heads but strangely enough there are also depictions of strange looking animals which look like toxodons, which according to modern archaeology would have been extinct sinds the end of the Pleistocene, some 12,000 years ago.

In the year 1523, local American Indians told the Spaniards that those gigantic buildings where build in one night, long before the Incas. Another legend tels that these cities where lifted through the air by the sounding of trumpets, which may indicate that some kind of ultra-sonic sound waves might have been used. 

Part of the site of Tiwanaku is known as Puma Punku, in the Bolivian Andes. The word "Puma Punku" is Aymaran and translates to “Door of the Cougar”. Here there are huge stone blocks (the heaviest block is weighing 440 tons) which supposedly were part of a huge ancient but architectural advanced construction, seemingly scattered around because of a natural disaster like a great flood. (See the image on the left.)

The walls were made of solid interlocking multi-ton blocks of diorite, an extremely hard rock, and have been carved with very precise angles and shapes. Some even show what looks like tool marks; As if advanced techniques like frasing and drilling where used. Stone cutting experts agree that it would be nearly impossible for modern humans to duplicate this precise cutting using primitive tools.

The Lake of Titicaca is a remarkable lake because the water isn't fully sweet but also slightly salt because it had been a sea in the past. At present the lake is situated 240 km from the Pacific Ocean, but could once have been part of it. There is evidence that lake Titicaca once was a saltwater sea. The fishes and seahorses in the lake are all oceanic types found only in saltwater, and its shoreline is littered with millions of fossilized seashells.

Archaeologists claim that the Aymara Indians built Puma Punku, but the Aymara themselves state that they did not; They claim beings from a sunken continent in the Atlantic Ocean came and did build these structures. There are also myths and legends that tell that these people had flying machines which utilized a fixed approach route. This may sound strange but the famous Nazca lines in Peru are only visible from high in the air, and perhaps they actually had the possibility to do so. Puma Punku seems to have been a large construction that faced a mayor destruction as these huge stone blocks seems to be tossed around with such great force as perhaps only could have happened by a great tidal waves.

According to the readings of Edgar Cayce, the Atlaneans established a colony in Peru and northern Bolivia and Puma Punku was built as a port complex on the former shore of lake Titicaca. This colony thus would probably also encompassed the walls of Sacsayhuamán and Macchu Picchu. Trance clairvoyant
Dr. Douglas James Cottrell also mentioned in one of his sessions that Puma Punku had been built as an Atlantean port, and he further vaguely explained how these blocks where heatened and carved out by some sort of ancient technology which relied on light (laser) and sound (vibration). (See the Youtube video: Rev. Douglas James Cottrell PhD: Puma Punku - sacred site of the Andes, by Rammsteinregeln.)

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