According to Graham Hancock people don't Know about lost technology and how they Built the Inca Stone Wars because as Graham explains North and South American History has a big gap a big unknown Period that was caused by cataclysms and Natural disasters and scientists for Many years thought it completely Destroyed unique evidence and Fascinating technologies that for Example Inca civilizations used to build Inca stonewalls but the scientists were Wrong as it happens not everything was Destroyed and scientists were able to Find out about these incredible Technologies that the American Civilizations had the discovery of the Sacred City of mashupishu located high In the Andes provided an unprecedented View of Inca architecture and Civilization hidden beneath thick Vegetation for centuries and Subsequently revealed to the world in 1911 by the American historian Hiram Bingham magic issue is home to many Examples of Inca Wars the walls found Here are often characterized by fine Rectangular stone blocks known as Royal Masonry used for liquid or important Buildings in contrast in the city of Cusco the Inca Wars such as those found In the famous sexy woman Fortress Showcase polygon or masonry this type of Masonry involves fitting together stones

Of irregular shapes and sizes to create A sturdy unified structure Cusco once The capital of the Inca Empire contains Numerous examples of these impressive Stonewalls the Inca's design philosophy Centered around harmonizing their Construction with the surrounding Environment the use of local stones in Their constructions was not only Practical but it also fostered an Aesthetic blending of their structures With a landscape as a result these walls Often seem like a natural extension of The surrounding topography further Adding to their architectural appeal the Design and discovery of these Inca walls Have prompted much speculation and study About the tools and techniques used in Their construction despite the absence Of a written language modern technology Or the wheel the ink is demonstrated Advanced understanding and Mastery over The principles of structural engineer Hearing the knowledge gained from these Discoveries continues to contribute Significantly to our understanding of Ancient architecture and the Inca Civilization in addition Graham Hancock Spent a lot of time studying the Inca Civilization one of the most advanced Pre-columbian societies that existed in The Andean region of South America Hancock's Works have been pivotal in Bringing forth unconventional

Perspectives about the Inca civilization Specifically about the possibility of Lost technology they may have possessed Hancock has always been intrigued by the Inca civilization's prowess in various Areas particularly in architecture Agriculture and governance the extensive Network of Roads the efficient Agricultural terracing system and the Finely built architectural Marvels like Magic issue testify to the Inca's highly Organized and advanced Society however It is their construction technology that Has most captivated Hancock who often Points out the Precision and Sophistication of their stonework Evident in place is like sexy women Olean Thai tamboo and mashupishu Hancock Posits that such engineering Feats which Often involved the seamless alignment of Massive stones with intricate Cuts imply The use of advanced technology that is Lost to Modern understanding he often Argues that the level of precision Involved in these structures exceeds What we might expect from a culture that According to mainstream archeology had No knowledge of the wheel steel or Writing the trapezoidal doors windows And niches as well as the way the walls Have withstood seismic activities over Centuries suggest a Hancock an Understanding of complex principles of Engineering and possibly geology hinting

At a more technologically advanced Society than traditionally portrayed Hancock's views on the Inca's lost Technology are inextricably tied to his Overarching theory of a previous Civilization in his books like Fingerprints of the Gods and magicians Of the Gods Hancock puts forth the Proposition of an advanced prehistoric Civilization that was wiped out by a Cataclysm around 12 800 years ago during The end of the last ice age He suggests That survivors of this civilization Could have passed on their knowledge to Cultures around the world including the Incas Hancock argues that the technology To create the intricate stonework of the Incas may have been inherited from these Ancestors for him it is conceivable that The Incas and other ancient Civilizations held onto fragments of This ancient knowledge which they used To build their cities and monuments Hancock suggests that Incas might have Been a very Advanced civilization that Possessed Technologies and knowledge Surpassing our understanding today he Believes that these civilizations were Wiped out by a cataclysmic event such as Global floods asteroid impacts or other Natural disasters according to Hancock These cataclysms led to the destruction Of advanced infrastructure knowledge Centers and technological artifacts

Leaving behind only fragments of their Former glory Hancock proposes the Remnants of these ancient civilizations Can be found in the form of ancient Megalithic structures such as the Pyramids of Egypt or the ruins of Ancient cities like mashupishu in Peru He argues that the construction Techniques employed in these structures Are so Advanced that they could not have Been achieved by the civilizations of Their time without some form of lost Technology or knowledge it is a fact That there is a big gap in the history Of Peru that was caused because of a Giant flood that destroyed everything The Artistry and Technical skill Demonstrated in the construction of Inca Wars are only part of their genius the Real Marvel lies in the sturdiness and Resilience of these structures a Testament to the Inca's Mastery of Architectural principles and the use of Materials at their disposal Stone was The preferred building material for the Incas chosen for its durability and Availability granite andesite and Limestone were among the types of stone Utilized each selected based on local Availability the stones were often Sourced from local thereby reducing the Logistical challenges associated with Transport once a suitable Rock was found Inca stone masons would use simple but

Effective tools made of bronze or stone To shape and carve these stones into Blocks however it was not just the Choice of material but also the method Of construction that gave Inca balls Their robustness the Inca stone masons Used the technique known as polygonal Masonry where stones of different shapes And sizes were carefully carved and Positioned together like a giant jigsaw Puzzle each Stone was individually Shaped to fit tightly with its neighbors Unlike modern construction methods the Incas did not use a uniform template for The stones instead each Stone was custom Fitted for its particular location in The wall this labor-intensive process Required extensive time and precision The stone masons would repeatedly Measure and cut the stones constantly Adjusting until the desired fit was Achieved the exactness of this fit was So remarkable that in many places it is Impossible to insert a knife blade or a Sheet of paper between the stones even Hundreds of years later the process did Not just result in a visually Captivating pattern it also provided Excellent structural stability the Interlocking nature of the stones Combined with the fact that no mortar Was used resulted in structures that Could flex and move without collapsing This capability to withstand natural

Disasters over centuries highlights the Brilliance of their construction Techniques reflecting the architectural Prowess of the Inca civilization by Turning the challenges of their Environment into advantages and Mastering the art of working with stone The ink has created structures of Enduring strength and beauty in a world Without the conveniences of modern Technology or Machinery the construction Of these unshakable walls indeed stands As an awe-inspiring feat of human Ingenuity and resilience the Architectural Brilliance of the incus is Further highlighted by the seismic Resilience of their structures Peru is a Region known for intense seismic Activity and the ability to construct Earthquake resistance structures was a Crucial aspect of Inca architecture the Characteristics that allowed Inca Wars To survive earthquakes for centuries are A testament to the Inca's Advanced Understanding of seismic design Principles and their Adept application a Key feature of the Inca construction That contributed to their seismic Resistance was The Irregular yet tightly Interlocked design of the stones unlike Modern brick and mortar construction Where uniform blocks are stacked atop One another the Incas use stones of Varying shapes and sizes interlocking

Them in a manner akin to a Three-dimensional jigsaw puzzle this Resulted in structures with no rigidly Fixed joints in the event of an Earthquake the stones in an Inca wall Would dance or move slightly with the Tremors and then settle back into place Ensuring the structure Integrity of the Wall was maintained this is where the Principle of chaotic order comes into Play in Inca construction while the Stones were shaped differently they were Placed together in a particular way that Formed a cohesive unified and solid Structure the walls often have a slight Inward inclination a feature that Increases the stability under seismic Stress another significant feature was The use of the trapezoidal rule where Architectural elements like doorways Windows and niches were built in a Trapezoidal shape narrower at the top Than at the base this design element was Not just aesthetically distinctive but Also structurally strategic as it lends Additional stability to the structure During seismic disturbances with that Some Wars exhibit a pattern known as Store and release engineering as a Seismic wave applies Force onto the wall The energy is stored within the stone And then gradually released back into The ground reducing the overall impact On the structure and thereby preventing

Its collapse such Advanced understanding Of seismic activity and the application Of effective construction strategies is Noteworthy particularly considering that The Inca civilization thrived long Before the Advent of modern science and Technology this Ingenuity in creating Earthquake proof architecture Underscores the Inca's comprehensive Understanding of their environment and Their ability to innovate and adapt in Response to his challenges through these Strategic decisions the Incas managed to Ensure that their architectural Legacy Would endure for centuries outlasting The ravages of time and the Unpredictable force of nature the Question remains though how were these Massive Stones transported and Meticulously carved while definitive Answers remain elusive some theories Suggest that the Incas used a Combination of simple machines and a Profound understanding of physics and Nature according to one prevalent Theory The Incas may have transported Stones Using a system of ropes ramps and Sledges taking advantage of the Mechanical advantage offered by these Simple machines the stones would then be Hauled into place using an elaborate System of ropes and levers this required Not only physical strength but also Considerable coordination and planning

However these theories are largely Speculative and the truth might have Been far more complex according to Experts the slight inclination of walls And trapezoid shape of doors and windows Are architect at your adaptations to Seismic activity this level of Architectural sophistication suggests Advanced geological and Engineering Knowledge hinting that the Incas might Have had construction techniques now Lost to history Additionally the Inca's Holistic worldview might have played a Role in their construction processes They saw the world as an interconnected Entity with a strong focus on aligning Their architecture with astronomical Bodies and natural features consequently They might have leveraged the Environment in weight we do not fully Understand today the Inca Wars remain a Testament to the architectural prowess Of this civilization bearing witness to A level of sophistication and skill that Remains impressive even by modern Standards as we continue to delve into Their Mysteries we can only hope to Uncover more of the Lost knowledge and Wisdom of these ancient builders Furthermore Jean-Pierre protein a Renowned French researcher who dedicated Significant time to studying Inca stone Masonry proposed a compelling theory That attempts to explain the remarkable

Precision of Inca stonework this Theory Often referred to as the stone softening Or lithic disaggregation Theory posits Of the Incas developed a sophisticated Technique to shape the stones in their Construction efforts the lithic Disaggregation method as proposed by Protein involves the controlled Heating And Cooling of stone the technique works On the principle of thermal shock where The stone is heated to a high Temperature causing it to expand and Then rapidly cooled with water causing It to contract this rapid change in Temperature induces a state of stress Within the stone leading it to Fracturing along its natural lines of Weakness protein suggests that the ink Is carefully monitored and controlled This process skillfully inducing Fractures in the stones to shape them Into the desired forms once fractured The stones can be further worked with Simple tools to refine the shape and fit The method if property utilized would Enable the Masons to produce the tightly Fitting Stones seen in the iconic ink Awards without the need for modern tools Or advanced technology several aspects Of Inca stonework LED Credence to this Theory first many of the stones used in Inca construction such as andesites were Known to react to Thermal stress in a Way protein describes second The

Irregular but remarkably snug fit at the Stones suggests a method that works with Rather than against the natural Characteristics of the Stone however While intriguing protein's theory is not Without its critics the primary Contention is the lack of direct Evidence to substantiate the stone Softening process for example there are No historical accounts or archaeological Findings that clearly depict or describe The Incas using this technique Additionally the heating and cooling Method would require significant control And resources including large amounts of Fuel and water and could potentially Lead to unwanted or uncontrolled Fracturing of the stone despite these Debates protein Stone softening Theory Remains one of the most compelling and Scientifically grounded attempts to Unravel The Mystery of the Inca stone Masonry it highlights the potential for Human Ingenuity and adaptability in the Face of challenging architectural Endeavors underscoring the impressive Accomplishments of the Inca civilization It is important to note that Understanding who built these Inca walls And why they were constructed reveals Much about their society technological Advancements and belief systems the Inca Walls were built primarily by the common People of the Inca civilization under

The direction of Inca Architects and Rulers this was possible through a labor Tax system called meter that required Every able-bodied adult to contribute Labor to state-sponsored projects Including wall construction the Incas Didn't employ slaves for building Projects instead they believed in Collective effort and reciprocal labor Exchange as a social group that fostered Unity among various tribes Despite the lack of modern tools they Achieved an astonishing level of Precision and durability rendering their Constructions resistant to earthquakes a Frequent occurrence in the Andean region The Inca Wars served various purposes Both practical and symbolic primarily The walls were defensive structures Protecting the Incas from potential Invaders and natural disasters cities Like Cusco the capital of the Inca Empire were encircled by these massive Wars illustrating their strategic Importance apart from their defensive Function the war delineated boundaries Within cities separated sacred spaces From residential areas and displayed the Might of the Inca Empire to all visitors Beyond their practical functions the Wars held significant symbolic Importance to the Incas they represented The power and authority of the Inca Empire and its rulers the complexity and

Magnitude of these structures were Intentionally designed to project an Image of an advanced strong and unified Civilization they signified the societal Hierarchy as large more intricate Constructions were associated with a Noble class or important ceremonial Centers the walls were also a medium Through which the ink is connected with Their spiritual beliefs they revered Nature and many of their structures Including the walls were designed to Align with astronomical events and Natural landmarks it reflected the Inca's deep appreciation and respect for Pachamama Mother Earth and their Celestial deities well that's it for Today subscribe and hit the notification Bell