WHAT IS THIS? The Mysterious 'Band of Holes' in the Peruvian Mountains | Ancient Architects
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In Peru’s Pisco Valley, across
In Peru’s Pisco Valley, across the rugged Cajamarquilla Plain, we find this incredible feature known as the Band of Holes.
What we are looking at is a highly unusual feature, being thousands of small depressions running upslope, but what is it? Is it some kind of Nazca-inspired geoglyph, a defensive barrier or something else? Who was the culture behind it and when was it made?
Taking a closer look and there are around 7,000 depressions, all of which are around 3 feet across and 20 to 40 inches deep. The band of holes itself is 65 feet wide and it extends for nearly a mile.
In this video I investigate the mysterious 'Band of Holes' in the Peruvian Mountains and give two possible explanations for what we are looking it.
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What we are looking at is a highly unusual feature, being thousands of small depressions running upslope, but what is it? Is it some kind of Nazca-inspired geoglyph, a defensive barrier or something else? Who was the culture behind it and when was it made?
Taking a closer look and there are around 7,000 depressions, all of which are around 3 feet across and 20 to 40 inches deep. The band of holes itself is 65 feet wide and it extends for nearly a mile.
In this video I investigate the mysterious 'Band of Holes' in the Peruvian Mountains and give two possible explanations for what we are looking it.
Please subscribe to Ancient Architects, Like the video and please leave a comment below. All images are taken from Google Images and Google Earth for educational purposes only.
#AncientArchitects #Inca #BandOfHoles
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