Let's start the article with the technology of mysterious staples or fasteners that are often found on many ancient objects.
These elements are made in a wide variety of forms, and the scope of their application is so extensive that it goes beyond logic. Elements of almost the same size can be seen both on small blocks and on the largest slabs. But how can this be logically explained ?!
I show you with illustrative examples.
In the temple of Coricancha there are a bunch of small blocks, where there are more than enough of these braces. But why are they on such small stones?
Below is a gallery of two photos.
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Now we go to Tiwanaka in Bolivia and see exactly the same staples, only on slabs weighing tens, or even hundreds of tons.
Moreover, their size is almost the same!
How can such small screeds hold a slab weighing tens of tons?
Below is a gallery of 3 photos!
An interesting feature is the absence of the staples themselves. They were probably made of copper or an alloy that had rotted over the years.
No written references to this technology have been found.
But you can notice its presence in many ancient places.
For example, such screeds are found in Egypt.
The presence of the same technical elements in different places may indicate the unity of the civilization of the builders. This fact does not fit into the official versions of history, so historians try not to discuss the mysterious brackets.
I forgot to add that in Egypt staples were used about 4-5 thousand years ago, and in Peru about 700-1000 years ago. Interesting fact.
In ancient times, there was another curious technology, which we are not able to explain even today.
Technology of cutting off the smoothest pieces of any kind of stone.
Once upon a time there was a technology to cut stones like butter. Most importantly, this technology did not matter the hardness or type of stone.
This is proved by the photo above, because the pieces are cut off from the diorite rock. But the strength of diorite according to Mohs starts from 8 points, when granite and basalt from 6. This technology has an interesting feature - after cutting off the rock, a smooth (polished) surface remains.
What kind of technology was capable of such a thing, one can only guess.
