Timothy Alberino

You have, for example, in Cusco, the walls, the magnificent megalithic walls of Sacsayhuaman. And some of the most precise masonry, Cyclopean masonry you'll find anywhere, Ollantaytambo. And then, of course, the foundations of Machu Picchu are megalithic. How do you think they did it?

You have, for example, in Cusco, the walls, the magnificent megalithic walls of Sacsayhuaman. And some of the most precise masonry, Cyclopean masonry you'll find anywhere, Ollantaytambo. And then, of course, the foundations of Machu Picchu are megalithic. How do you think they did it?

The Inca? Yeah. The Inca weren't extraordinary civilization. They were. The Inca were master road builders. The Inca were, they built incredible aqueducts. They were advanced. They were an advanced agrarian society. In many ways, they were the Romans of South America.

The Inca? Yeah. The Inca weren't extraordinary civilization. They were. The Inca were master road builders. The Inca were, they built incredible aqueducts. They were advanced. They were an advanced agrarian society. In many ways, they were the Romans of South America.

The Inca? Yeah. The Inca weren't extraordinary civilization. They were. The Inca were master road builders. The Inca were, they built incredible aqueducts. They were advanced. They were an advanced agrarian society. In many ways, they were the Romans of South America.

They could build very impressive structures made of stone, stone structures, but I do not believe that they were capable of building Sacsayhuaman. I do not. And they never claimed, by the way, to have built any of the megaliths in Peru. And I have a colleague of mine named Anselm P. Rambla. Anselm, I've done a lot of work in Peru with Anselm.

They could build very impressive structures made of stone, stone structures, but I do not believe that they were capable of building Sacsayhuaman. I do not. And they never claimed, by the way, to have built any of the megaliths in Peru. And I have a colleague of mine named Anselm P. Rambla. Anselm, I've done a lot of work in Peru with Anselm.

They could build very impressive structures made of stone, stone structures, but I do not believe that they were capable of building Sacsayhuaman. I do not. And they never claimed, by the way, to have built any of the megaliths in Peru. And I have a colleague of mine named Anselm P. Rambla. Anselm, I've done a lot of work in Peru with Anselm.

He and I discovered a lost city in the Andes that we call Tauripunku. And we don't know if it's Inca or Chachapoyan. We're not sure. But it was before we made the official discovery of this city. What do you mean you discovered an ancient city? Were you looking for it?

He and I discovered a lost city in the Andes that we call Tauripunku. And we don't know if it's Inca or Chachapoyan. We're not sure. But it was before we made the official discovery of this city. What do you mean you discovered an ancient city? Were you looking for it?

He and I discovered a lost city in the Andes that we call Tauripunku. And we don't know if it's Inca or Chachapoyan. We're not sure. But it was before we made the official discovery of this city. What do you mean you discovered an ancient city? Were you looking for it?

We were contacted by someone who lived in a village in the Andes and said, hey, there's some interesting ruins out here that you guys, specifically my colleague Anson was contacted, and he was told you should come investigate these ruins. They could be very significant.

We were contacted by someone who lived in a village in the Andes and said, hey, there's some interesting ruins out here that you guys, specifically my colleague Anson was contacted, and he was told you should come investigate these ruins. They could be very significant.

We were contacted by someone who lived in a village in the Andes and said, hey, there's some interesting ruins out here that you guys, specifically my colleague Anson was contacted, and he was told you should come investigate these ruins. They could be very significant.

Every time someone says, like me or anyone else, you know, we made this discovery, well, the local populations usually know about the thing, just like with Machu Picchu. Hiram Bingham officially discovered Machu Picchu, but the local populations knew about Machu Picchu. I mean, they knew the ruins were there. In fact, they're the ones who brought him there. He wasn't looking for Machu Picchu.

Every time someone says, like me or anyone else, you know, we made this discovery, well, the local populations usually know about the thing, just like with Machu Picchu. Hiram Bingham officially discovered Machu Picchu, but the local populations knew about Machu Picchu. I mean, they knew the ruins were there. In fact, they're the ones who brought him there. He wasn't looking for Machu Picchu.

Every time someone says, like me or anyone else, you know, we made this discovery, well, the local populations usually know about the thing, just like with Machu Picchu. Hiram Bingham officially discovered Machu Picchu, but the local populations knew about Machu Picchu. I mean, they knew the ruins were there. In fact, they're the ones who brought him there. He wasn't looking for Machu Picchu.

He was looking for, I think, Vilcabamba. And in the same way this discovery we made the locals the villagers were aware that there were ruins up there so they contacted us and we went in on with an a team on an expedition to explore the ruins and We determined that indeed this is a this is a city. This isn't just a little settlement this There's enough ruins up there that would constitute a city.

He was looking for, I think, Vilcabamba. And in the same way this discovery we made the locals the villagers were aware that there were ruins up there so they contacted us and we went in on with an a team on an expedition to explore the ruins and We determined that indeed this is a this is a city. This isn't just a little settlement this There's enough ruins up there that would constitute a city.

He was looking for, I think, Vilcabamba. And in the same way this discovery we made the locals the villagers were aware that there were ruins up there so they contacted us and we went in on with an a team on an expedition to explore the ruins and We determined that indeed this is a this is a city. This isn't just a little settlement this There's enough ruins up there that would constitute a city.