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Mike Collins

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Matt Beall Podcast
Exploring Ancient Mysteries: Peru, Giants, and Lost Civilizations | Michael Collins #35

But a lot of what the patterning, which is even in finer detail that's hard to see in these pictures, is there's almost like, looks like a mesh patterning over it.

Matt Beall Podcast
Exploring Ancient Mysteries: Peru, Giants, and Lost Civilizations | Michael Collins #35

But a lot of what the patterning, which is even in finer detail that's hard to see in these pictures, is there's almost like, looks like a mesh patterning over it.

Matt Beall Podcast
Exploring Ancient Mysteries: Peru, Giants, and Lost Civilizations | Michael Collins #35

But a lot of what the patterning, which is even in finer detail that's hard to see in these pictures, is there's almost like, looks like a mesh patterning over it.

Matt Beall Podcast
Exploring Ancient Mysteries: Peru, Giants, and Lost Civilizations | Michael Collins #35

And there's going to be, I know that the geopolymer idea is not super popular with a lot of people in the crowd, but if there was ever a place for the argument for geopolymer, in my opinion, Sachse Wumann is a great example to explore that idea. The reason being is the way, the idea,

Matt Beall Podcast
Exploring Ancient Mysteries: Peru, Giants, and Lost Civilizations | Michael Collins #35

And there's going to be, I know that the geopolymer idea is not super popular with a lot of people in the crowd, but if there was ever a place for the argument for geopolymer, in my opinion, Sachse Wumann is a great example to explore that idea. The reason being is the way, the idea,

Matt Beall Podcast
Exploring Ancient Mysteries: Peru, Giants, and Lost Civilizations | Michael Collins #35

And there's going to be, I know that the geopolymer idea is not super popular with a lot of people in the crowd, but if there was ever a place for the argument for geopolymer, in my opinion, Sachse Wumann is a great example to explore that idea. The reason being is the way, the idea,

Matt Beall Podcast
Exploring Ancient Mysteries: Peru, Giants, and Lost Civilizations | Michael Collins #35

The way that these stones are shaped and they look has a feel of that roundedness and different stuff of being poured. Now, if you had some kind of burlap sacking or something to contain, if it was concrete and was poured, kind of like a concrete bag, and it was all wrapped, it would leave these line marks, which you find on the stones there.

Matt Beall Podcast
Exploring Ancient Mysteries: Peru, Giants, and Lost Civilizations | Michael Collins #35

The way that these stones are shaped and they look has a feel of that roundedness and different stuff of being poured. Now, if you had some kind of burlap sacking or something to contain, if it was concrete and was poured, kind of like a concrete bag, and it was all wrapped, it would leave these line marks, which you find on the stones there.

Matt Beall Podcast
Exploring Ancient Mysteries: Peru, Giants, and Lost Civilizations | Michael Collins #35

The way that these stones are shaped and they look has a feel of that roundedness and different stuff of being poured. Now, if you had some kind of burlap sacking or something to contain, if it was concrete and was poured, kind of like a concrete bag, and it was all wrapped, it would leave these line marks, which you find on the stones there.

Matt Beall Podcast
Exploring Ancient Mysteries: Peru, Giants, and Lost Civilizations | Michael Collins #35

Almost like there was like a pressed in indentation of like patterning, like a sackclothing, right? Which you'll see on the stone there. And then you have areas where these squares are and stuff like that. Now, some of the areas that I was talking about where you had those indentations, what they appear to be to me, it's almost like, imagine yourself, there's a great shot right there.

Matt Beall Podcast
Exploring Ancient Mysteries: Peru, Giants, and Lost Civilizations | Michael Collins #35

Almost like there was like a pressed in indentation of like patterning, like a sackclothing, right? Which you'll see on the stone there. And then you have areas where these squares are and stuff like that. Now, some of the areas that I was talking about where you had those indentations, what they appear to be to me, it's almost like, imagine yourself, there's a great shot right there.

Matt Beall Podcast
Exploring Ancient Mysteries: Peru, Giants, and Lost Civilizations | Michael Collins #35

Almost like there was like a pressed in indentation of like patterning, like a sackclothing, right? Which you'll see on the stone there. And then you have areas where these squares are and stuff like that. Now, some of the areas that I was talking about where you had those indentations, what they appear to be to me, it's almost like, imagine yourself, there's a great shot right there.

Matt Beall Podcast
Exploring Ancient Mysteries: Peru, Giants, and Lost Civilizations | Michael Collins #35

So it, it, it almost looks like the outside of, uh, that some of those stones, have you ever smoothed out concrete? Have you ever taken a two by four or something or a board and smoothed it out? It's almost like kind of a crappy job. Like that picture on the top left there, it's almost like that stone was pliable or malleable and they, it was smoothed out. Um,

Matt Beall Podcast
Exploring Ancient Mysteries: Peru, Giants, and Lost Civilizations | Michael Collins #35

So it, it, it almost looks like the outside of, uh, that some of those stones, have you ever smoothed out concrete? Have you ever taken a two by four or something or a board and smoothed it out? It's almost like kind of a crappy job. Like that picture on the top left there, it's almost like that stone was pliable or malleable and they, it was smoothed out. Um,

Matt Beall Podcast
Exploring Ancient Mysteries: Peru, Giants, and Lost Civilizations | Michael Collins #35

So it, it, it almost looks like the outside of, uh, that some of those stones, have you ever smoothed out concrete? Have you ever taken a two by four or something or a board and smoothed it out? It's almost like kind of a crappy job. Like that picture on the top left there, it's almost like that stone was pliable or malleable and they, it was smoothed out. Um,

Matt Beall Podcast
Exploring Ancient Mysteries: Peru, Giants, and Lost Civilizations | Michael Collins #35

And then what if you had a break in one of those bags? So if we're looking at, for example, that top left pitcher, and these are all contained in these sacks as they dry, and you had a bit of an imbalance in it or something, and you took like a wood board or something and pushed it into it to stabilize it. That's almost what those indentions remind me of.

Matt Beall Podcast
Exploring Ancient Mysteries: Peru, Giants, and Lost Civilizations | Michael Collins #35

And then what if you had a break in one of those bags? So if we're looking at, for example, that top left pitcher, and these are all contained in these sacks as they dry, and you had a bit of an imbalance in it or something, and you took like a wood board or something and pushed it into it to stabilize it. That's almost what those indentions remind me of.

Matt Beall Podcast
Exploring Ancient Mysteries: Peru, Giants, and Lost Civilizations | Michael Collins #35

And then what if you had a break in one of those bags? So if we're looking at, for example, that top left pitcher, and these are all contained in these sacks as they dry, and you had a bit of an imbalance in it or something, and you took like a wood board or something and pushed it into it to stabilize it. That's almost what those indentions remind me of.

Matt Beall Podcast
Exploring Ancient Mysteries: Peru, Giants, and Lost Civilizations | Michael Collins #35

So it looks like a big construction project almost, almost like laying concrete with these different types of examples, like the stone could have been contained in these perfectly placed bags and then looking like there's evidence of smoothing over and then things being pressed into it to stabilize it against the ground and keep it balanced.

Matt Beall Podcast
Exploring Ancient Mysteries: Peru, Giants, and Lost Civilizations | Michael Collins #35

So it looks like a big construction project almost, almost like laying concrete with these different types of examples, like the stone could have been contained in these perfectly placed bags and then looking like there's evidence of smoothing over and then things being pressed into it to stabilize it against the ground and keep it balanced.