A mysterious ancient civilization in Peru knew how to make thin basalt slabs.
In these photos we can see ancient masonry made of perfectly processed basalt blocks and slabs - the ruins of Wari (Bronze Age), which is surrounded by primitive masonry made of torn stone.
If we look at the stage-by-stage construction of this complex, we can draw a completely unambiguous conclusion: the primitive masonry was completed much later, which may indicate different authors of these buildings.
Moreover, the styles are so different that they indicate a completely different technological level: the lower tier - the blocks have signs of complex technologies (processing), and the masonry, in all likelihood, contains a stage of mathematical modeling (precise drawing); the upper tier is technology “by eye” (from what was there).
It turns out that there was a certain Vari people who built the slabs and disappeared in the whirlpool of history.
And also Michael Cremo is an archaeologist who became one of the main opponents of Darwin’s theory and the official chronology of human development and spoke about it publicly.
The archaeologist said that modern science uses a “knowledge filter,” or, more simply put, does not miss or show what destroys chronology and history.
In one of his books, the specialist showed finds in the mountains of California, where skeletons, spearheads and tools were discovered, which were estimated to be 50 million years old.
Only then supposedly even anthropoid apes did not exist, although findings suggest the opposite. But historians, of course, know better.