MACHU PICCHU’S ENGINEERING CAN'T BE HUMAN

Cinemavixion Review

This documentary delves into the enigmatic ruins of Machu Picchu and Ollantaytambo, presenting a compelling case for advanced, potentially non-human, engineering capabilities in ancient Peru. Narrated by David Hatcher Childress and featuring insights from engineer Christopher Dunn, the film meticulously examines the precision of stone-cutting and the monumental scale of construction. It challenges conventional understandings by highlighting seemingly impossible techniques, such as advanced rock-machining and megalithic construction, suggesting a technological prowess that predates the Inca. The exploration of saw marks and sophisticated lifting methods invites viewers to reconsider the ingenuity of early civilizations and ponder the mysteries still held within these breathtaking Andean sites.