23 incredible architectural mysteries explained

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From perplexing wonders of the world to modern structural oddities, there are plenty of architectural mysteries out there that have long gone unexplained. Whether they be baffling buildings, hidden cities or surprising features, these enigmas are surrounded by unanswered questions: Why are they there? Who put them there? And why is there so much intrigue shrouding them? Stay tuned as we get to the bottom of these architectural puzzles once and for all...

https://www.loveproperty.com/gallerylist/92627/23-incredible-architectural-mysteries-explained

 

[DebDandelion]

Very interesting! 

[Abramelin]

"While signs of civilisation in Bolivia's Tiwanaku region are thought to date back to 536 AD, the enigmatic Puma Punku temple complex suggests habitation of the site goes back much further, in fact, it's purportedly almost 14,000 years old."

No, it's not almost 14,000 years old...

That was Poznansky's idea, the first one to research the site. He has been proven wrong, long ago.

[Brandy333]

On 4/17/2021 at 9:23 AM, Abramelin said:

"While signs of civilisation in Bolivia's Tiwanaku region are thought to date back to 536 AD, the enigmatic Puma Punku temple complex suggests habitation of the site goes back much further, in fact, it's purportedly almost 14,000 years old."

No, it's not almost 14,000 years old...

That was Poznansky's idea, the first one to research the site. He has been proven wrong, long ago.

I was reading about Puma Punku a little while ago, pretty interesting stuff.

[Abramelin]

56 minutes ago, Brandy333 said:

I was reading about Puma Punku a little while ago, pretty interesting stuff.

Here a link to an old thread about Puma Punku, one of many:

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