Thursday, July 6, 2006

South American Stonehenge; Pacha Mama


Google did the pictures


The Week


June 2, 2006


South American Stonehenge; Pacha Mama is discovered


It's 4,200 years old and it consists of a carving, a temple and a celetial observatory! Pacha Mama is the name given to Goddess.


The site is dated back to 2200B.C. and this might be the first carving ever done according to the editors at The Week. The observatory sits on top of an old pyramid and it points to the abilities of these people to calculate the mathematics of the heavens even then!


Do you like ruins?


What has been your favorite mounment to date?


And oh btw this is so new I coudl not find a photo of it in Google yet! cool huh?


 

4 comments:

Anonymous said...

Yes, I love ruins. I love to imagine the time period, how the building or village looked in its own time, how the people lived, dressed, worked, ruled. I may not have any favorite ruins, but old castles in the British Isles and the ruins in Israel, Rome, Greece, and Athens may be among my favorites. bea

Anonymous said...

Oh WOw Bea!
Have you seen all of those! wow you really do travel! i'm impressed!
love,nat

Anonymous said...

That sounds facinating.  I would love to see that.  Ruins are always neat because you can't know where you are going if you can't see where you have been right?  :)
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Anonymous said...

Ya Coco history is important! which ruins have you seen?
hugs,nat