Today we will analyze the trail from the instrument on the ancient block from the mysterious Coricancha temple in Cuzco (Peru).
Historians could not determine by whom and when this temple was built, so it is difficult to talk about the capabilities of the ancient builders. It is now known that the structure was discovered by the Incas and reused.
However, we are not interested in the Incas, but in the civilization or the people who were the first builders. It is their technology that raises questions about their current development.
Now let's get back to the block. If we take ancient tools or technologies known to me, then this trail becomes a big mystery.
How did the space around the hole get this look? And here it is clearly visible that this is a trace from some instrument.
But what kind of instrument could it be? Moreover, we are talking about several thousand years ago, even before the existence of the Inca civilization.
Who was able to create such equipment in those days?
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The most surprising thing is that the step of the tool is not visible on the walls of the hole. It turns out that it did not rotate, but how was the hole made then? Was he working on an unknown principle of action for us?
Now we turn on the elementary logic. Since the Incas did not have such technologies, and the temple was built long before them, it is logical to attribute these technologies to the ancient builders.
As a result, we get an unknown ancient civilization, whose architecture (judging by the temple) and technology are comparable to modern ones, if not even exceed them in some moments.
I will add a few words about the tool. In my opinion, the ancient instrument did not work according to the principle of rotation, but somehow softened or changed the structure of the stones.
Please note that these are not my fantasies or guesses, but a real fact. You can always come to Coricancha and inspect this block. On this we will end.