Ancient Inca vestiges

The ancient Inca vestiges can be explained in a very different way than is done usually. With a profound analisis of the vestiges in and near Cusco, important conclusions can be made. It is the basis and strongest evidence for Alfredo Gamarra's ideas. His son Jesus explained to me, and showed me, that the proofs of Alfredo's ideas can be found in all well known and in many unknown vestiges.

What are the mysteries that science still hasn't explained satisfactorily and that are to be seen in the Inca vestiges?

-The scale of the walls and the sizes of many stoneblocks:

-The presence of strange forms made in the living rock, as if a laser was used to produce them:

-The presence of a shine, because of a very smooth layer on many of the rocks:

-The stones fit perfectly together in many cases. In such a way that not even a needle enters between them. There was no cement used, but the walls are very strong and resistant to earthquakes:

Of course there are other opinions about these phenomena. One extreme opinion is for example that of Erich von Däniken. After he saw Sasayhuaman, he said that this must have been done in a time we don't know, with a technology we don't know and by people we don't know. Of course for him reason enough to relate the vestiges to extraterrestial influences some long time ago. Another possiblity that some guides will explain you in Sacsayhuaman is the use of some plant extract that the Inca's used to soften the stone. Something rather irracional if one sees the scale of he phenomena in the rock.

Another exlanation used by the orthodox, is that the Incas had another concept of time. They should have been able to carry the enormous blocks with thousands of persons, and than would have fit them perfectly together by polishing all the stones (which also should expain the shining on the stones), with an enormous patience. I personaly think that the Incas had better things to do, and again, the scale of the vestiges with the above described phenomena, is too big to consider it logical. Knowing the time frame of the Inca culture, it's hard to believe that they were able to make all those incredible vestiges in a relative short time, and with the limited technology they had.

Well, time to go to the only logical option that I was able to find in Cusco: The visual proof of Alfredo Gamarra's opinion, reflected in all the Inca vestiges