Where today the peaks of the majestic Andes rise to the heavens, the sea once lay. Its remains are today's Lake Titicaca with a diameter of 200 km. It covers an area of ​​8372 km3812 and is divided by Peru and Bolivia; the water level is at an altitude of 25m. So, according to these numbers, it's not Macha Lake - we're dealing with the largest lake in South America. More than 11 rivers flow into it, the surface water temperature in the middle of the lake is constant (12 - XNUMX ° C); What is interesting, however, is that even in summer, its bays and coastal areas are covered with ice.
And at this lake - in the translation of the Rock Pum - the Indians of the Aymar tribe live today. They regard themselves as the oldest nation. In their legends, we learn that they originally were nomads, and when they arrived at these "sacred waters," they encountered a strange tribe of Uru and discovered the mysterious, deserted city of Tiahuanaco.
Ayamar speaks the wonderful, perfect language that linguists claim is the most perfect language in the world. Linguists, wonderingly, found mathematical logic to be an orderly speech. Even mathematician Ivan Guzman de Royas of Bolivia has concluded that this language is well suited to transcribe the algebraic code ... So Aymar used as a basis for a computer program and created a perfect, universal translation program. Where did Aymar come to such an amazing gift.
Spanish chronicler Pedro Simon recorded the Chibchas myths. Their historic home is the Cordilleras plateau in eastern Colombia. Among other things, in their legends they say that before the world was created there was a man named Uiracocha (Virakoca, later the god Quetzalcoatl) - the full name of Uiracocha Tachayachachic - which means "the creator of world things". Virakoča was both a man and a woman - the resemblance to our Bible about the creation of Eve was purely coincidental...
Do you know the Incan font? It's called a kip. The kip looks like a string of nodes aligned on strings. Sorting nodes in a certain order is a method of forwarding messages. This scripture was passed over to the bearded god Virakoča, a white-skinned man. Kipu was known before the reign of mythical Inca rulers over their vast territory. From the capital of Cuzco rulers ruled over an empire that stretched from today's borders of Ecuador to the north, to central Chile in the south.
"State scribe" have long been educated. The slightest inaccuracy in the records could have been their head. In this school, the electors learned the meaning of each string and knot. They recognized complex connections between the number, size, and order of the nodes. They recognized the differences between the main and the secondary ropes. Cotton fibers or flax wools were hanging in a variety of lengths on a stick or a stronger rope. By means of their help, the scribes could represent any number or reality ...
Kipu did not serve "to write" literary works, theatrical performances, poetry, but was well suited for creating business listings and reporting. This sophisticated knitting of strings that invented the Incas? And it was not the art of the old, defunct civilization that the gods Virakoča - Quetzalcoatl represented in myths.
Interestingly, Polynesians used the kip. It was also found in the Mohendjodar. That it would be a way of communication linking advanced prehistoric cultures? How could this speech sound ...
And that's not all yet about the mysterious Lake Titicaca. Next time we look at the remarkable tribe of Uru - the nation of black blood.