Luke Caverns

The loots and who knows what else. Yeah, right, right.

I would say the loot is probably like a hobby. It's probably just a little side thing. There's probably many, many more lucrative things than that too.

I would say the loot is probably like a hobby. It's probably just a little side thing. There's probably many, many more lucrative things than that too.

I would say the loot is probably like a hobby. It's probably just a little side thing. There's probably many, many more lucrative things than that too.

Yeah. That seems to be, you know, from the limited knowledge I know of it, it just sits in, it just sits in these airplane hangars in Russia. And I think it's, you know,

Yeah. That seems to be, you know, from the limited knowledge I know of it, it just sits in, it just sits in these airplane hangars in Russia. And I think it's, you know,

Yeah. That seems to be, you know, from the limited knowledge I know of it, it just sits in, it just sits in these airplane hangars in Russia. And I think it's, you know,

Yeah, I mean, Putin's a, I wouldn't say, he has a value for history. He knows a lot about history. Certainly he's an expert in Russian history. And I think anybody that's a world leader like that probably has an appreciation for like world history on a grand scale. So I would imagine that he's got resources allocated to the little side hobby of collecting ancient artifacts, you know?

Yeah, I mean, Putin's a, I wouldn't say, he has a value for history. He knows a lot about history. Certainly he's an expert in Russian history. And I think anybody that's a world leader like that probably has an appreciation for like world history on a grand scale. So I would imagine that he's got resources allocated to the little side hobby of collecting ancient artifacts, you know?

Yeah, I mean, Putin's a, I wouldn't say, he has a value for history. He knows a lot about history. Certainly he's an expert in Russian history. And I think anybody that's a world leader like that probably has an appreciation for like world history on a grand scale. So I would imagine that he's got resources allocated to the little side hobby of collecting ancient artifacts, you know?

The huge Pollyanna walls, that's really the, whether they are the, whether they're the andesite or the granite or even the basalt, or I'm sorry, whether it's andesite, granite, basalt, or there's even some limestone ones. But then the limestones, they can be different. Like you can have smaller cellular stones. I think that's a big mystery.

The huge Pollyanna walls, that's really the, whether they are the, whether they're the andesite or the granite or even the basalt, or I'm sorry, whether it's andesite, granite, basalt, or there's even some limestone ones. But then the limestones, they can be different. Like you can have smaller cellular stones. I think that's a big mystery.

The huge Pollyanna walls, that's really the, whether they are the, whether they're the andesite or the granite or even the basalt, or I'm sorry, whether it's andesite, granite, basalt, or there's even some limestone ones. But then the limestones, they can be different. Like you can have smaller cellular stones. I think that's a big mystery.

With the imperial stones, the ones that are more square, I think it's a... There was a... there's a literary source that comes from the late 1600s. And it's a man who was born in Inca, but he, you know, I guess was colonized or whatever. And he becomes, he learns to speak Spanish and marries a Spanish woman. And he ends up writing about his childhood growing up amongst the Inca.

With the imperial stones, the ones that are more square, I think it's a... There was a... there's a literary source that comes from the late 1600s. And it's a man who was born in Inca, but he, you know, I guess was colonized or whatever. And he becomes, he learns to speak Spanish and marries a Spanish woman. And he ends up writing about his childhood growing up amongst the Inca.

With the imperial stones, the ones that are more square, I think it's a... There was a... there's a literary source that comes from the late 1600s. And it's a man who was born in Inca, but he, you know, I guess was colonized or whatever. And he becomes, he learns to speak Spanish and marries a Spanish woman. And he ends up writing about his childhood growing up amongst the Inca.

And he says something in there about he says something in his dialogue about how he would watch the Inca stone masons. And he says something, he's like, he's like through, they had that, you know, they had masterful skill with these, with these metal hammers or metal tools based on unknown centuries of expertise would carve out these square Imperial stones.

And he says something in there about he says something in his dialogue about how he would watch the Inca stone masons. And he says something, he's like, he's like through, they had that, you know, they had masterful skill with these, with these metal hammers or metal tools based on unknown centuries of expertise would carve out these square Imperial stones.

And he says something in there about he says something in his dialogue about how he would watch the Inca stone masons. And he says something, he's like, he's like through, they had that, you know, they had masterful skill with these, with these metal hammers or metal tools based on unknown centuries of expertise would carve out these square Imperial stones.

So these little square ones he's talking about, he was seeing them do it as a kid. However, you also have contemporaneously with him, you have these other sources that are talking about people trying to – people who are observing the Inca trying to move these giant stones and failing to do it.