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| Excavate Puma Punku! |
Wow! Puma Punku! I can't get enough! What a place and what a mystery. The plain and simple fact that it can't be explained on almost any level and the fact that it exists makes Puma Punku and surrounding areas of profound importance regarding glimpsing and beginning to understand more about the true history of homo Sapiens on this planet. It appears as though the evidence that the original builders of Puma Punku employed a very high level of technology is irrefutable. As researchers examine the few shattered pieces that remain on the ground's surface they are frustrated and perplexed wondering why there are no ongoing excavations taking place at Pumu Punku. It is plainly obvious that just below and deep below the ground there are fantastic discoveries to be made that will certainly rock the world of archeology causing all of human history to be rewritten! Apparently the Bolivian government does not have the resources to undertake large scale excavations. I wonder why there are no small excavations excavations being undertaken similar to the limited excavations that have already been done. Also why such shallow excavations? I wonder if the bolivian government would welcome and allow excavations to be undertaken if those excavations were fully funded by interested groups from the international community? I am going to assume that there would be no opposition to such an undertaking from within the Bolivian government and indeed I would think that they would welcome outside help to excavate and explore and discover more of Pumu Punku. Even more modest scale excavations at Puma Punku have the potential to grab the world's attention elevating and highlighting Puma Punka to the forefront and leading edge of modern archeology. Bolivia would benefit in may areas as worldwide interest in Puma Punku increases and the money required to explore Puma Punku was spent over the years that it would take to fully explore the site. When I try to imagine the people of the world at the time of Puma Punku's construction I know that the knowledge of the returning Object and the details seen within the Moon's Changed and Lasting Light was central to their culture. Given the extremely bizarre nature of the Changed Light and the sights seen within the Changed Light the worlds culture at that time would surly appear very foreign to us today. I wonder about their ancient past and I wonder how long it took for their society to develop the technology that they used to build Puma Punku and to do many other incredible unexplainable things like for instance the ability to move and precisely cut and place very large and heavy stones something that we don't have the ability to do today. What would our world look like today if the world culture that built Puma Punku and so many other fantastic sites did not suffer a great cataclysm of some description and instead continued through time up until the present? We can glimpse the ancient high tech worldwide history of our of our planet through the window to that past that lies just below the feet of those who walk the tantalizing enigmatic ground of Puma Punku. |
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