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Viracocha Statue in Calca the Peruvian Andes on Cuzco Peru - Viracocha rose from Lake Titicaca during the time of darkness to bring forth light. He made the sun, moon, and the stars. He made mankind by breathing into stones, but his first creation were brainless giants that displeased him. So, he destroyed them with a flood and made humans, beings who were better than the giants, from smaller stones. After creating them, they were scattered all over the world | 2023-07-27
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Face of Kon-Tiki Viracocha from Thor Heyerdahl’s documentary, ‘Kon-Tiki’, 1950.
Early Chimú ceramic of a bearded man, Chicama Valley, North Peru. “Peruvian traditions speak of a foreign race of bearded men who came to Peru to institute culture, before they finally left across the Pacific, long before Inca time.” — American Indians in the Pacific, Thor Heyerdahl, 1952.
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Phil Buck is raising funds for The Viracocha III, a Reed Raft Voyage Across the Pacific on Kickstarter! Be part of this unique adventure which will demonstrate that ancient cultures could have sailed immense distances in such vessels.
¿Es posible que Quetzalcoatl, Viracocha y Kukulkan fueran de hecho deidades? Las descripciones de los tres dioses antiguos son especialmente interesantes ya que las tres deidades fueron representadas con rasgos no característicos para los habitantes de América del Sur: piel blanca, frente ancha, barba roja grisácea y grandes ojos azules. ¿Estaban estas tres deidades mesoamericanas de alguna manera conectadas con los antiguos Anunnaki? Si echamos un vistazo a las culturas antiguas de todo el mundo, específicamente las del continente americano, encontraremos historias y leyendas que son muy similares. Desde los aztecas, los olmecas, los mayas, los incas y las culturas
Throughout the embattled environment of the colonial Americas—above and below the equator—portraits served as potent symbols of political and social power....
In December 2017 myself and fellow megalithic researcher JJ Ainsworth stayed in Tiwanaku for a few days to thoroughly explore the sites of Tiwanaku and Puma
A map of the Roman Empire and Europe in 125 CE, at the time of Roman emperor Hadrian. "Barbarian" names and locations are given as found in the works of Tacitus...
This unfortunate individual has been allowed to be mauled by a jaguar. Whether this was a form of execution, an accident, or an imagined scenario of the Moche sculptor him or herself is unknown. My digital reconstruction is influenced by ‘American Indians in the Pacific’ by Thor Heyerdahl and also based on the ceramic itself.
In this rendition, I made the face on the ceramic featuring a captive of the Moche (or Mochica) people to resemble a red-haired individual as Thor Heyerdahl wrote about in his book, “American Indians in the Pacific”.
Bearded images of Quetzalcaotl, the 'Plumed Serpent' god
Bearded Head with Bared Teeth (K-T 2097) from Pedro Atan’s cache. Plate 189. The Art of Easter Island, Thor Heyerdahl, 1975
Separated by a gulf of time and space, there are some definite similarities between these two statues. Both depict an emaciated and nude male human figure with a goatee beard. The figure from Easter Island/Rapa Nui is carved from wood and dates to around 200 years ago, whereas the statue from Göbekli Tepe is around 12,000 years old.
