Enigma Of Ancient Upside Down Stairs At Sacsayhuamán
AncientPages.com - There are many amazing stone structures at Sacsayhuamán, a walled complex on the northern outskirts of the city of Cusco, Peru. This entire ancient site is remarkable in a number of ways.
Thousands of years ago, our ancestors lifted stones that our gigantic modern machinery could hardly move and put in place.
Did they have the superhuman strength of giants, or did they have lifting means unknown to us?
The whole gigantic rock is turned upside down so today these steps seem to lead nowhere.
One particular huge stone structure worth more attention is
a huge extremely hard granite rock that has stairs running upside-down.
How can we explain such a construction? Is it possible that a huge catastrophe happened here many thousands of years ago?
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