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Next 4 photos: The Raimondi
Pillar
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The next three photos: The Telo-Obelisk
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This little figurine
reminds me on the main carving on the sungate in Tiahuanacu.
Please have a look at the very technical looking helmet and the rather
small
body-type. These two traits can be seen throughout the "gods" of
South America.
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Deformed skulls are
pretty common in Bolivie and Peru. Wanted the priests of the ancient
people
look there "gods" in the olden days?
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But not only skull
deformations are on display. Those skulls you see here had skillfull
operations
performed on them! The wounds show signs of scaring. That means that
the
patient survived the operation. Very similar skulls can be found in
Egypt and
other parts of Africa.
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Look at this depiction of a wheel. Please compare the link to the
famous
"Mechanism of Antikythera" from Greece. I will be writing more about
the Anthikythera Mechanism on here in the future.
http://www.giant.net.au/users/rupert/kythera/kythera3.htm
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