Скачать или смотреть 5,200 Mystery Holes in the Andes: Unlocking the Inca-Era Secret

For centuries, a mysterious monument in the Peruvian Andes has puzzled archaeologists. This ancient site, known as Monte Sierpe, features an astonishing 5,200 holes arranged in a precise grid. Recent research using drone technology has revealed a fascinating theory about its purpose. Join us as we explore the history and potential function of this unique Inca-era structure, shedding light on ancient barter markets and accounting practices.
Discover how the layout of the holes resembles Incan khipus, suggesting a connection to record-keeping and trade. Learn about the pollen analysis that provides clues to the site's use for crop storage and transportation. From the Chincha Kingdom to the Inca Empire, this video delves into the rich history of the Andes and the secrets hidden within these ancient holes.