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KenkoKenko is close to Cusco and practically part of the Sacsayhuaman archaeological parque. It has one big rock with a lot of structures made in it. Also there are some features inside this rock with altars, in a sort of cave. Spectaculary vitrifed stones can be observed here, with the moulded look and with a layer that can be observed clearly.  Protected by a rock 'roof', much of the vitrified layer is still to be seen, as erosion had not much chance.  This rock or altar is spectaculary vitrified.  The layer or thin film on the rock is clearly to be seen here, as an impact occurred and destroyed the layer. The
ancient Inca vestiges explained The ancient inc#topa vestiges can explain the mysteries of the past! Vestiges that in reality are older than the relatively recent Inca time, and that provided for Alfredo the foundations for his theory. Read about the DVD that we produced and on which you will be able to see all the visual evidence. Return to top |
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1. More evidence of vitrified stones in the Inca Vestiges; analysis of a sample explained in an article, read it here: Evidence of Vitrified Stonework in the Inca Vestiges 2. We are organizing a spectacular tour to Egypt with Antoine Gigal, expert in Egypt who has lived mainly in Egypt during the latest 20 years. exploring all the most remote archaeological areas, especially those not yet open to the general public, and with Andrea Mikana-Pinkham, owner of Sacred Site Journeys, who has led spiritual pilgrimages to Peru and Egypt yearly during many years. The special mission of this tour is to study the similarities between Peru and Egypt! See here: Tour to Egypt with Antoine Gigal, Andrea Mikana-Pinkham and Jan Peter de Jong NEW: direct download of documentary for only $7,99! See here: Documentary 'The Cosmogony of the 3 Worlds' Pictures of stones with vitrificationMoontemple       Sacsayhuaman      Ollantaytambo     Kenko    Loreto street    Koricancha   Tetekaka  Chinchero  VideosThe Cosmogony of the 3 worlds.Challenge
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