Blythe Intaglios in the desert of colorado
Nan Madol site
Nan Madol is in a tiny island in the middle of nowhere
>>1419522
The Nuraghi.
There are 8000 on the island and have no apparent purpose, many of them also must have took a really huge effort to be built, given their size and height.
What was that place they showed in ancient aliens that was a giant floodable well with many tiers on an island that nobody knows who built it and for what purpouse, some claiming it was the crusaders?
Not so mysterious now, as archeologists have discovered who built it (Phrygians and then Greek Christians escaping Muslim and T*rkroach persecution), but still fascinating.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Derinkuyu_underground_city
http://news.nationalgeographic.com/2015/03/150325-underground-city-cappadocia-turkey-archaeology/
>>1419746
>The Nuraghi.
they look like silos to me
>>1420004
I believe you're referring to somewhere in Malta. Can't remember what the specific place was called tho
>>1420166
I doubt they would bother to make them 30 meters high with multiple walls, towers and cyclopean stones
>>1420388
Why do we make wierd-ass art deco statues?
>>1420394
Some of the chambers were almost as tall as the treasure of Atreus, I doubt they had all that grain to store in 1400 bc:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zTcCNXaMc-M [Embed]
Considering it's estimated that there were around 10,000 Nuraghi during the bronze age
Laguna de los cerros This is a 3000years old city of the Olmec culture. farmers plant the land and mexican government does nothing to research it
>>1420004
The Money pit on Oak Island? Was it layered with logs and coconut husks and flooded with sea water?
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Oak_Island
