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Originally Posted by Hes
We tend to underestimate the inginuity and creativity of these ancient civilizations. We are the same people, just with More technology. Especially on a cosmological timeline.
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yep. Agreed and agreed. i've travelled around the world observing and appreciating cultures. Certain civilizations lose respect for lack of a written word, or because their pyramids dont look as fancy as those in Egypt. I've seen world heritage sites in person, i've seen ancient structures and municipalities across the planet.
And then there is the Nasca lines. Which in my opinion are some of the most amazing feats of architecture and engineering. They have to be seen to be fully appreciated. Seriously. All sorts of theories as to how or why - as with many great ancient accomplishments. But this spot....If you're into UFOs, this is a must (in my opinion).
The lines are estimated to be 2000 years old, but you can't see them from the ground. There is no evidence of structures having been built to oversee the creation from above. They weren't "discovered" until airplanes. After having seen them in person, i honestly do not know how they could have drawn them without being in the air.
https://www.nationalgeographic.com/a...y/nasca-lines/
http://whc.unesco.org/en/list/700
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencete...an-desert.html