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The Moon Temple or Amaru MachayThe
moontemple is located in the Sacsayhuaman archaeological parque. Very
strange structures can be found here, including some
caves,
a type of altar, and heavily shining surfaces (vitrified rock) and
pieces of the rock that look like they cut big parts out of the
mountain as if it was a giant cheese. A snake form in the rock can be
found too.  Vitrified borders on the wall inside the cave.  This altar looks as if a layer with a metallic sheen once covered it.  This snake form made in the wall of the cave also shows the 'shine', although the surface is very irregular.  The altar inside
the cave, still used for offerings to the 'Pacha Mama'.
 Another picture of
the altar, which shows the melted look.
 This rock is strongly vitrified with a very smooth and reflecting surface, inside of the cave. 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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