In Kenko, the high-quality masonry from well-processed large-sized blocks immediately catches the eye. This is not surprising for Peru, but for me it is one of the most important traces of the existence of a highly developed civilization in one place or another.
In Kenko, as in some other places in Peru, you can see stones processed for an unknown reason. These are various recesses, cavities, roundings, steps and much more.
All this, as a rule, although it seems illogical, was done with a certain processing, as well as at right angles and often of the correct shape. That's just why such elements were made in ordinary stones that are just lying around - a mystery.
There is also the famous Kenko Grande, which is probably one of the most mysterious places in Peru. This rock, as if survived everything that is possible.
One gets the impression that a wide variety of civilizations have trained there, for many tens of thousands of years. You can see everything on this stone, from traces of rough gouging to melting and quality processing.
In one of the places there is a rather strange large stone. The traces are similar to exposure to high temperatures, as melting is noticeable. Moreover, this happened in the open air on a large scale, which is difficult to explain even with modern technologies.
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And finally, traces seem to be left by some kind of large technique, which cut out a large piece of rock, while grinding the surface of the stone to a smooth surface.
Obviously, such traces cannot be left with crude instruments. In any case, everything would not have turned out so smoothly and without traces of rough instruments.
There you can also note even more inexplicable traces of cutting out the rock simultaneously in several planes, and quite deeply. Although in Ollantaytambo these tracks are much more pronounced.
In general, as in all of Peru, Kenko has a lot of interesting things. I would even say that there are too many traces of various technologies that were not characteristic of ancient people, and even more so, primitive tools.
In Kenko, a lot of things are surprising and, apparently, some technologies could be tested there, since some traces are too illogical, although perhaps we simply do not understand this.
As in all of Peru, I believe that there are the same traces of an unknown highly developed civilization that existed on the territory of modern Peru, but it is difficult to answer when it existed and what capabilities it possessed.
