Luke Caverns

So that's one of my projects is I'm going to map all of these stones and where they are around Cusco, and it'll be like on an app or a website or something where you can find it. But yeah, it's just, it's incredible. So they preserve the stones.

Maybe just look up Cusco Cyclopean stones. We may be able to find an image. And I could show you something on my phone. I know I've got it on my phone. Okay. Maybe I could send it to you, but I'll actually send you the photo. Not these. So some of these are from Sacsayhuaman. Okay, so to the top left here, so that's the 12-sided stone. It's on this building.

Maybe just look up Cusco Cyclopean stones. We may be able to find an image. And I could show you something on my phone. I know I've got it on my phone. Okay. Maybe I could send it to you, but I'll actually send you the photo. Not these. So some of these are from Sacsayhuaman. Okay, so to the top left here, so that's the 12-sided stone. It's on this building.

Maybe just look up Cusco Cyclopean stones. We may be able to find an image. And I could show you something on my phone. I know I've got it on my phone. Okay. Maybe I could send it to you, but I'll actually send you the photo. Not these. So some of these are from Sacsayhuaman. Okay, so to the top left here, so that's the 12-sided stone. It's on this building.

When you walk around this building, the name is escaping me right now. It's the Palace of Something. When you walk around this building, you're going to see some of the stones where an earthquake has separated. So you have two stones that sit perfectly on top of each other. Well, when an earthquake happens, one of these stones will slide back.

When you walk around this building, the name is escaping me right now. It's the Palace of Something. When you walk around this building, you're going to see some of the stones where an earthquake has separated. So you have two stones that sit perfectly on top of each other. Well, when an earthquake happens, one of these stones will slide back.

When you walk around this building, the name is escaping me right now. It's the Palace of Something. When you walk around this building, you're going to see some of the stones where an earthquake has separated. So you have two stones that sit perfectly on top of each other. Well, when an earthquake happens, one of these stones will slide back.

And when it does, you'll see an angle that ramps up like this up to the exterior. And so what it looks like is the stone is placed on top and it's smushed the stone down. Does that make sense? Whoa. Man, if we searched hard enough, we could find it here. I will send you this photo. I've got it on my phone. Wow. Yeah. Just that idea is fascinating.

And when it does, you'll see an angle that ramps up like this up to the exterior. And so what it looks like is the stone is placed on top and it's smushed the stone down. Does that make sense? Whoa. Man, if we searched hard enough, we could find it here. I will send you this photo. I've got it on my phone. Wow. Yeah. Just that idea is fascinating.

And when it does, you'll see an angle that ramps up like this up to the exterior. And so what it looks like is the stone is placed on top and it's smushed the stone down. Does that make sense? Whoa. Man, if we searched hard enough, we could find it here. I will send you this photo. I've got it on my phone. Wow. Yeah. Just that idea is fascinating.

So it's not that they have to carve it perfectly, but rather that the weight of the other stone... They get it roughly the right shape and then lay them down on top of each other.

So it's not that they have to carve it perfectly, but rather that the weight of the other stone... They get it roughly the right shape and then lay them down on top of each other.

So it's not that they have to carve it perfectly, but rather that the weight of the other stone... They get it roughly the right shape and then lay them down on top of each other.

um it's on it's on one of these walls so that one you have your cursor on that's fake i walked up to it and it's like hollow i was like tapping on it's just a fake wall um some i don't know why in cusco they have some they they some people will decorate their walls as to make them look like those cyclopean walls and you go knock on it and it's like plastic but there's tons and tons and tons and tons the majority of the city is just the ancient city

um it's on it's on one of these walls so that one you have your cursor on that's fake i walked up to it and it's like hollow i was like tapping on it's just a fake wall um some i don't know why in cusco they have some they they some people will decorate their walls as to make them look like those cyclopean walls and you go knock on it and it's like plastic but there's tons and tons and tons and tons the majority of the city is just the ancient city

um it's on it's on one of these walls so that one you have your cursor on that's fake i walked up to it and it's like hollow i was like tapping on it's just a fake wall um some i don't know why in cusco they have some they they some people will decorate their walls as to make them look like those cyclopean walls and you go knock on it and it's like plastic but there's tons and tons and tons and tons the majority of the city is just the ancient city

What is this?

What is this?

What is this?

Yeah, somebody went up to it in the middle of the night, like a drunk tourist, and started hitting it with a hammer, the 12-sided stone, which is like the most sacred stone in Cusco.