Puma Punk: 30 Facts About a Mysterious Place

07. 09. 2017
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This temple complex, located near Tiwanaku (Spanish Tiahuanaco or Tiahuanacu) in Bolivia, is one of the most incredible ancient ruins you can find in South America. At a distance of about 70 km from the city of La Paz we find one of the most famous places on the surface of our planet.

The sheer number of megalithic stones found in Puma Punk are among the largest found on the planet. Puma Punk breaks all our traditional views of ancient cultures. Incredibly precisely machined stones, precise notches and polished surfaces have been beyond all explanation for centuries. The andesite stones used in the construction process of this megalithic site were carved with such precision that they fit together precisely and firmly even without the use of mortar.

This ancient site defies countless theories put forward by official scholars, historians and scientists. This ancient site - along with other sites like Teotihuacan in Mexico, the Giza Plateau in Egypt, Ollantaytambo and Sacsayhuaman among others - is what I like to call ancient Wikipedia because it offers us countless details about our ancestors, their lives, abilities, knowledge and skills. .

In this article, we present 30 amazing facts about Puma Punk that you have probably never read about before.

This fascinating ancient "alien" complex is located about 72 km west of La Paz, high in the Andes. Puma Punku lies at an altitude of 3 meters, it is all the more difficult to explain how the creators mined, transported and deposited huge stones in their positions. Puma Punku lies ABOVE the natural border of the forest, which means that there were no trees in the area that could be felled and used as wooden rollers. In addition, there is no evidence of the use of bicycles in the Tiwanaku… culture.

Puma Punk is believed to have originated around 536 BC. However, many authors believe that the place is much older and could even precede Inca culture. The Puma Punk was never completed and experts believe it was abandoned before it was fully completed. It is important to note that the Incas themselves refused to build a complex in Tiwanaku, which means that this culture existed independently of the Inca culture and could also have preceded it.

According to traditional legends, the first inhabitants of Puma Punk were not like normal people and wielded supernatural forces that allowed them to "carry" megalithic stones through the air using SOUND. Among the largest stones found in Puma Punk we can find one with the following dimensions: 7,81 m long, 5,17 m wide, an average thickness of 1,07 m and its estimated weight is about 131 tons. The second largest stone block found in Puma Punk is 7,9 m long, 2,5 m wide and on average 1,86 m thick. Its weight was estimated at 85 tons.

The most famous stone in Puma Punk is the so-called H-block. The H-blocks in Puma Punk have approximately 80 profiled shapes on each other. The H-blocks align with each other with such extreme precision that the architects probably used a system that preferred measurements and normalized proportions.

Archaeologists think that the transport of these stones was carried out in ancient Tiwanaku using a large amount of labor. Several theories have been proposed on how these labor forces transported stones, although these theories remain only theories. Two of the most widely accepted theories assume the use of llama skin ropes and the use of ramps and inclined platforms…

In addition, to somehow transport massive stone blocks over vast distances, ancient engineers had to design the civic infrastructure of the complex, a functional irrigation system, hydraulic mechanisms, and a sealed sewer. Furthermore, the blocks present in Puma Punk have been worked so precisely that it leads to the idea of ​​using prefabrication and mass production, technologies that are ahead of the Incas, the later successor to Tiwanaku, for hundreds of years.

Researchers believe that these two blocks of stone were mined near Lake Titicaca, approximately 10 km from Puma Punk. The other stone blocks found in Puma Punk were excavated near Copacabana, which lies about 90 km away via Lake Titicaca. So this is probably the biggest mystery of Puma Punk.

Every stone in Puma Punk has been perfectly machined so that it fits exactly into the surrounding stones. The blocks fit together like a puzzle that forms a bonding connection without the use of mortar. The precision of machining at the time is also a challenge for today's technological possibilities.

The usual technological procedure cuts the surface of the bottom stone at a certain angle and places another stone on it, the bottom of which is cut at the same angle. But what drives today's scientists, engineers, and archaeologists alike is the accuracy and precision with which this has been done. The precision with which these stone corners and angles have been machined to create aligned connections is a testament to the highly sophisticated knowledge of stone. Some of the connections we can find in Puma Punk are so well connected and fit so precisely in the opposite place that you wouldn't even put paper between them. The quality of the masonry found in Puma Punk is simply stunning.

In the Aymara language spoken by the Aymara Indians in the Andes, the term Puma Punk means "Puma Gate", also known as the Lion or Sun Gate, note. translator). In Puma Punk you will find incredible stones with perfect right angles, almost as smooth as glass, which makes Puma Punk an exceptional place. We can only see this type of stone work in a few places on Earth.

Tiwanaku is located near Puma Punk, in fact it is not even a kilometer northeast of Puma Punk. Scientists believe that Tiwanaku was once the center of civilization with more than 40 inhabitants. Puma Punku and Tiwanaku are part of a large temple complex or huge group.

We can imagine that at its peak, Puma Punk was "unimaginably stunning," adorned with polished metal plaques, brightly colored ceramic and textile ornaments, and visited by citizens in traditional costumes, ornately dressed priests and an elite, displaying their exotic gems and jewelry.

The Puma Punku temple complex, as well as its surrounding temples, the Akapan Pyramid, Kalasasaya, Putuni, and Kerikala function as a spiritual and ritual center for Tiwanaku. Tiwanaku is probably the largest original American civilization, although many people have never heard of it. The Tiwanaku civilization, to which Puma Punk belongs, probably peaked in the years 700-1000 AD, when it could be home to some 400 people with its temples and surrounding residences.

Surprisingly, this culture (like many other advanced civilizations across the Americas) seems to have disappeared quite unexpectedly around 1000 AD, "Why?" Is a question that scientists are still looking for answers to.

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