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Mysteries of Ancient Japan - Megaliths, Tumulus, Cyclopean Walls and impossible finds
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Mysteries of Ancient Japan - Megaliths, Tumulus, Cyclopean Walls and impossible finds

The complete review of the mysterious, sometimes unexplainable, ancient stonework in Japan. 
The recurrent connection between the reclusive islands and its very unique culture, with the works of stone around the world.
No excuses for insomnia this weekend.
Hope you like the long form video.

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u/Entire_Brother2257 — 12 days ago
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A lot of debate exists about the real age of the incredible stone works in Peru. But one thing it’s unmistakably clear. They are pre-Inca. 
There is evidence showing how the Ince settled in a region where the type of unexplainable curved precise fitting stones not only already existed, they were in ruins.
Showing the smoking guns of older than said amazing stoneworks in Peru
Hope you like the new video.

u/Entire_Brother2257 — 28 days ago